Anal fistula
Anorectal fistula mainly invades the anal canal and rarely involves the rectum, so it is often called anal fistula. It is a granulomatous duct that communicates with the skin of the perineum. The inner opening is mostly located near the tooth line, and the outer opening is located around the anus and skin. The entire fistula wall is composed of thickened fibrous tissue, with a layer of granulation tissue inside, and it does not heal for a long time. The incidence rate is second only to hemorrhoids, and it is more common in young and middle-aged men. It may be related to the vigorous secretion of sebaceous glands, one of the target organs of male sex hormones.
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Site of disease:
anus -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Adults -
Related symptoms:
Distending pain and discomfort in the rectum and anus anal cyst anal pain defecation disorder anal skin flushing
Related Drugs
Anhydrous sodium sulfate enteric-coated capsules
Indication: This product is suitable for simple and secondary acute constipation caused by the following reasons: 1. Constipation secondary to changes in daily life. 2. Constipation caused by improper diet or changes in dietary ingredients (such as lack of vitamins in food). 3. Secondary constipation caused by anal diseases (such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal fistulas). 4. Secondary constipation caused by forced bed rest. 5. Constipation caused by taking certain drugs.
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SODIUM SULFATE list
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1344-48-5