What are the symptoms of anorectal abscess

Anorectal abscess refers to the rectal anal canal tissue or the surrounding gap within the infection, the development of abscess. Most abscesses form an anal fistula after perforation or incision. What are the symptoms of anorectal abscess?
1, perianal subcutaneous abscess is the main pain, initially for the pain, suppuration when the jumping pain, defecation pain increased, abscess in the anus can occur in front of urinary retention, abscess in the anus behind the tail sacral pain. Systemic symptoms of poisoning, local swelling, redness, tenderness, a sense of volatility.

2, sciatic rectal fossa patients with whole body discomfort, fever chills, elevated body temperature and other symptoms of systemic poisoning. Local see the side of the anus swelling, redness, burning, jumping pain, tenderness, restlessness, activity and defecation when the pain increased, there are difficulties such as urination.
3, pelvic rectal fossa patients with systemic symptoms, first chills and high fever, whole body tired, severe cases may have sepsis symptoms of poisoning. Local symptoms of light, only the rectum fall feeling, soreness or discomfort of the performance, can also occur urination difficult.
4, rectal abscess systemic symptoms and pelvic rectal fossa abscess similar, but the local symptoms mainly in the tail sacral soreness fall pain, to the back and both sides of the thigh radiation, coccyx tenderness, the patient can not sit.
5, rectal submucosal abscess patients with whole body discomfort, fatigue, fever. Local rectal irritation to the main symptoms, there are urgent after the heavy, fall, then more or will sense and so on. Tuberculous anorectal abscess and the above bacterial infection is different from the patient is often chronic onset, abscess after a few weeks, a few months to form, local pain is not severe, accompanied by low fever, local swelling is not obvious, rupture after the outflow Pus clear, milky white, pus mouth depression, the surrounding skin green or green and white, often multiple pus outside the mouth, prolonged unhealed.