Any kind of disease needs postoperative care, especially after perianal abscess surgery. Because of its special physiological position, it is very easy to be invaded by bacteria. Therefore, we must pay attention to the postoperative care of perianal abscess, followed by dietary factors that can directly affect perianal abscess. Here, we will summarize the nursing points of perianal abscess:

What should I pay attention to after perianal abscess surgery?

1. Wound bleeding: It is necessary to pay close attention to the occurrence of internal bleeding, because the wound is easy to ooze blood after operation or bleed because the ligature falls off. So be careful not to use force when coughing or sneezing. Prevent the wound from being compressed and try to sleep in a prone position.

2. Eating after operation: You can eat some liquid food (milk, juice, soup) within 2-3 days after operation, and then you can eat food without residue or with little residue (rice porridge, soft noodles). Pay attention to eating more vegetables (leeks) and fruits (apples and bananas) on the fifth day after operation. Pay special attention not to eat spicy food, nor to smoke or drink.

3. Postoperative defecation: Try to avoid defecation within 3 days after operation, which is beneficial to the healing of perianal abscess after operation. Pay close attention to whether there is difficulty in defecation when defecating. If you have difficulty defecating, please consult a doctor in time. Pay attention to the phenomenon of loose stool or incontinence. If so, you should tell the doctor. Don't hold back. After defecation or before dressing change, take a warm bath with the medicine prescribed by the doctor to prevent infection.

4. For patients with perianal abscess who hang the thread after operation, if the thread falls off at the end of 7-9 days after operation, it is best to replace the thread and hang it again. It is best to suture the wound in 5-7 days, and pay attention to keep the wound drainage unobstructed, fill vaseline gauze or strips, cling to the wound, and keep the inner mouth in the original position, so that the wound granulation can grow best from bottom to top and from inside to outside, avoid bridge healing and obtain the best surgical effect.

The above situation is basically an introduction to perianal abscess. We must pay attention to the postoperative care of perianal abscess, and be responsible for the patient's own health, so as to fundamentally prevent complications such as perianal abscess caused by improper postoperative care of perianal abscess.