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==Overview==
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==Natural History, Complications and Prognosis==
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===Complications===
In severe or recurrent abscesses, a [[fistula]] may develop, connecting the rectum to the skin. This requires more intensive surgery.  Furthermore, any untreated abscess may (and most likely will) continue to expand, eventually becoming a serious systemic infection.
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Overview

Natural History, Complications and Prognosis

Natural History

Complications

In severe or recurrent abscesses, a fistula may develop, connecting the rectum to the skin. This requires more intensive surgery. Furthermore, any untreated abscess may (and most likely will) continue to expand, eventually becoming a serious systemic infection.

Prognosis

References

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