What is anal itching in women?

The anus is where we defecate every day. Normally, we don't need to touch it. But what should you do if your anus is very itchy? Scratch it? If you are alone, that's all. But if you are in a public place, it would be so embarrassing! In a strict sense, anal itching is also a symptom and needs to be taken seriously.

What is the cause of anal itching in women?

The first is caused by diet. People with heavy tastes like to eat all kinds of spicy foods or all kinds of strong and stimulating condiments for a long time. These foods are generally not easy to digest. When defecating, it will directly irritate the skin at the anus after passing through the anus, which will directly cause anal itching.

Second, it may be caused by skin allergies. The main manifestations of skin allergies are not only on the face, hands, and body, but may also appear at the anus. Especially now that flowers are beginning to bloom, various bacteria and viruses are also beginning to become active, these substances may cause skin allergies. Some people have severe skin allergies. Not only do they have itching all over their body, but the anus also becomes increasingly itchy and unbearable.

Third, it may be caused by sparganosis. For our body, the anus is the only entrance and exit for feces, and the feces discharged are the toxins and waste substances in the human body. Feces are discharged from the body through the anus. If you are not careful, the bacteria in the feces will immediately remain in the anus, and then sparganosis may grow. Sparganosis is one of the major culprits causing perianal itching, so we must clean the anus every day and make sure it is clean.

Fourth, it may be caused by hemorrhoids. Symptoms such as hemorrhoids are indeed very common in daily life, and the incidence rate is also very high. If you have hemorrhoids, not only will you feel pain when defecating, but your anus will also itch. Hemorrhoids may also cause bleeding at the anus. Bleeding means that there is a wound at the anus. The wound at the anus is not easy to clean and treat, and is likely to be infected with bacteria, which will immediately cause itching.