What should I do if a boy has a small pimple at the anus?

Teenage boys are in a stage of rapid physical growth and development. At this time, any adverse symptoms in boys' bodies must not be ignored. Be careful that minor illnesses may turn into major illnesses. Many careful boys found a small pimple growing on their anus when bathing themselves. Many boys are particularly afraid because they do not understand basic medical knowledge. So, what should boys do if they have a small pimple on their anus?

If a boy has small bumps at the anus, it is mainly considered that hemorrhoids have been diagnosed. Hemorrhoids are a common disease. Early symptoms generally include blood in the stool, pain and itching in the anus, and small bumps when touching the anus. If the above conditions are found, you should pay attention to the care of the anus, because the condition is still controllable at this time. You should actively change your unhealthy lifestyle and eliminate the factors that cause hemorrhoids to improve the condition.

Anal care methods

1. The first step in anal care is to ensure that the anus is clean. After each bowel movement, the anus should be flushed with running water. At the same time, using water can avoid pain. Some hemorrhoids are so painful that you dare not even touch them, let alone wipe them with paper. You can install a smart toilet seat at home, or you can take a shower after bowel movements.

2. The second method of anal care is to take a sitz bath in warm water at about 37℃ for at least ten minutes every night. This may be the best way to treat hemorrhoids. Sitz bath can accelerate venous blood circulation, eliminate edema, and promote healing. However, squatting will increase the risk of wound tearing, so you need to use an anal hydrotherapy device, put it on the toilet, and complete the sitz bath in a comfortable sitting position.

3. The third key point of anal care is to keep the anus suspended when sitting and not to compress the blood vessels around the anus. You can prepare an anal protective pad, which has a special shape and can keep the anus suspended and breathable, promote venous blood return, accelerate the elimination of edema and the healing of wounds, and avoid pressure pain.

4. In addition, constipation must be prevented. If constipated, it will aggravate the pain of the wound. In addition, if the stool is retained in the intestine, the bacteria and harmful substances in the stool will cause the wound to become infected, thereby aggravating the pain. Therefore, in terms of diet, you should eat more foods rich in dietary fiber in advance.