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Perirectal Abscess Definition
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A person with a perirectal abscess has a collection of pus in the wall of the rectum. A perirectal abscess may develop as a complication of a perianal abscess. The perianal abscess spreads from the anus, to the wall of the rectum.
Symptoms include anal and rectal pain that is worse during a bowel movement. Treatment usually involves surgery to drain the abscess. Continue to Perirectal Abscess Trusted Sites
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