Perianal abscess and geomantic omen

The typical difference between perianal cyst and perianal abscess: cyst belongs to benign cystic space-occupying lesion, and the most common is cystic lesion formed by secondary obstruction and infection of sebaceous glands. The patient may have perianal tumor or local pain, which can be taken out under local anesthesia. During the operation, the focus should be carefully separated and the incision sutured.

Perianal abscess is an acute perianal infectious disease, and the most common cause is repeated infection of anal gland. Patients will have obvious perianal pain, accompanied by fever, and severe cases will appear chills and fatigue. The most effective way to treat perianal abscess is surgical incision and drainage, complete discharge of pus, active anti-infection treatment after operation and regular dressing change.