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I explain below how I lance my own perirectal cyst or abscess. It is not intended for you to use this method as your own procedure. For your health and safety see your doctor and have him lance your abscess. Serious blood infections could occur using my method making your condition only worse.

I decided to lance my own anal fistula abscesses after my last experience in the doctors office. The pain was beyond belief (even after a pain shot to the affected area) as he seemed to saw through the thick wall of the abscess.

Plus he nailed me for 200.00 dollars every time. After some serious thought, I bought a special thin razor and mounted it into a plastic block. (See above picture) I designed this tool so that I could adjust the blade depth. After cleaning the affected area and tool with alcohol, I brush some Benzocaine 20% (Outgro) over the abscess to help diminish the pain. Now, all I have to do (with the aid of a handheld mirror and some serious courage) is place the tool over the abscess and with one quick push, I can pierce the tough wall. The abscess drains and offers quick relief from the painful symptoms. My method is not pain free, but it is short lived and far less painful compared to the doctors process of sawing through the abscess. After the abscess is pierced, the bloodstream can now deliver antibiotics or colloidal silver to the infected area. I also use Campho-Phenique over the abscess which helps draw out the infection and keep the area moist and open for a good drain. After a few days the abscess is completely healed and I now have relief until the next time..........