What medicine should men use for anal itching?

Anal itching in men is mostly caused by diseases such as eczema, dermatitis, hemorrhoids, etc. If you want to get a thorough treatment, you can use injection therapy, local drug application therapy, propolis antibacterial and anti-inflammatory therapy, etc. for treatment, the effect is very good; in addition, you must pay attention to your diet, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, especially do not drink alcohol, and pay more attention to rest, do not stay up late often, etc.

1. Injection therapy for anal itching:

Injecting drugs subcutaneously or intradermally to patients with anal pruritus can destroy sensory nerves, reduce local sensation, eliminate symptoms, and cure local damage. A large portion of patients with anal pruritus can have a good therapeutic effect, but patients with severe anal pruritus are prone to relapse and need another injection for treatment. Injected drugs not only destroy sensory nerves, but also motor nerves. Sensory anal incontinence and sphincter dysfunction of varying degrees often occur, but they can recover on their own after a period of time.

2. Topical medication for anal itching:

The drug treatment of localized anal pruritus should be based on local topical treatment. Various types of drugs used in systemic treatment, such as corticosteroids, anti-inflammatory mediators, and various sedatives, have no obvious antipruritic effect on anal pruritus, but they all have many side effects or adverse effects and should be avoided without clear indications.

3. Propolis is antibacterial and anti-inflammatory for the treatment of anal itching:

What is the best way to treat anal itching? The main ingredients of propolis include flavonoids, organic acids, enzymes, vitamins and minerals. Propolis has a wide range of effects, one of which is antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Therefore, for some anal itching caused by infection, you can try the above method.

Patients with anal itching should avoid inappropriate self-treatment. Many patients with anal itching are reluctant to go to the hospital for treatment and adopt inappropriate self-treatment, such as washing with hot water, applying high-concentration corticosteroids or drugs containing anti-irritants, and purchasing some crude home physiotherapy equipment for self-treatment. These methods have more disadvantages than advantages and can only temporarily suppress itching. Over time, the disease will be delayed and aggravated. Patients should be advised to stop using them. At the same time, patients with anal itching should pay attention to hygiene and avoid or eat less irritating foods: such as spicy foods, strong tea and coffee, strong alcohol, etc. Clothes and pants should be loose and fit, and cotton fabrics are preferred for underwear.