Low: Since this has been examined by a doc and you were given a topical , that doc felt it could be treated safely like that as opposed to an incision/drainage. If needed, that I/D could always be done in the future. Hot packs, Prid salve, and your prescription cream should allow the access to open and drain on its own. Good luck!
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Rectal abscess: A rectocutaneous fistula is a relatively common complication of rectal abscess, up to 1/3 of cases. Keep in touch with your doc and let him or her know in case symptoms persist or worsen.
Answered 6/15/2020
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