Abscess Hemorrhagic

Hemorrhagic abscess is one of the complications of diseases that cause blood stagnation in the pelvis and inflammatory changes in the regional system of hemorrhoidal veins. The pathological process is based on mechanical blockage or dysfunction of the pelvic vein. Clinical manifestations of the disease can be varied and include abdominal pain, hemorrhoids, weight loss, general malaise, fever, and anemia. To diagnose hemorrhoidal abscess, ultrasound methods are used, as well as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging; additional studies include a general blood test, tests for coagulation and platelet factors, and radionuclide diagnostics of peritoneal abscesses. Treatment includes antibiotics and anticoagulant