Anal itching is most commonly caused by perianal soft tissue infections, which can be seen after surgical drainage of hemorrhoids, fistulas or perianal abscesses, and can also trigger the formation of local eczema due to repeated chronic inflammatory irritation; patients also experience significant painful discomfort during defecation. Itching can also affect daily life and work. It is not usually contagious, but repeated attacks can easily lead to aggravation of the disease. Therefore, after diagnosis, treatment should be carried out promptly, mainly by paying attention to perianal hygiene, developing good habits of regular bowel movements, and cleaning after each bowel movement, or choosing the method of sitz bath, which can significantly improve the patient’s discomfort. In addition, you can also apply topical hemorrhoid cream on the surface of the lesion or trauma, applying anal tide cream or Ma Yinglong hemorrhoid cream can also reduce the symptoms.