Treating Perirectal Abscess with DMSO, Lugol's, and Silver?

Hello. I have recently been diagnosed with a perirectal abscess. I live in the US and do not have insurance. The physician at the Urgent Care clinic, after a brief external exam, prescribed an antibiotic (Augmentin,) and something for the pain, (Percoset,) but said that I will have to go to a hospital to have it drained if it does not respond to antibiotics. 

(Before handing over $200 for the visit, I had been assured by both a receptionist and a nurse that they could drain it if it turned out to be an abscess, but the doctor said that it was "too dangerous of an area" and "beyond what we can do here.")

Returning home, I began researching and found from multiple sources that these abscesses are usually NOT treatable with antibiotics. However, hospial visits and surgeries are way beyond my means at the moment. I have a little background in Alt medicine and began to look for another option. 

My first thought was to use charcoal locally to try and draw out the infection - similar to what I did for an infected tooth a while back. Now I am interested in trying a topical mixture of colloidial silver with Lugol's iodine, using DMSO to hopefully deliver these into the infected tissue. 

I am wondering if anyone here has used a similar protocol and had success. I have never used DMSO, so I am a bit apprehensive and want to be safe. Would 99% be best if I am diluting with silver-water anyway? Gel or liquid? Reputable sources? MSM? Would it be dangerous if some DMSO got onto or inside the anus? Would it be safe to use while taking antibiotics or pain medication? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 

The pain is incredibly severe. Coughing, sneezing, standing, the end of BMs or urination - anything that causes the anus to contract - sets off spasms of horrible Charlie-horse-type agony.

Post Edited (Jeremy James) : 12/8/2014 2:08:16 AM (GMT-7)

Well you're in luck. It's open enrollment time in the US for health insurance, so why not sign up for a plan?

I'm not an expert in these types of abscesses, but do know that you need to get appropriate treatment as soon as possible.

The approach you're thinking of is very risky. DMSO is essentially a cleaning solvent, although there has been some success using it topically to deliver nutrition and treating things like tendonitis.

You really need a colorectal surgeon to take a look and very likely drain the abscess.

It must be incredibly difficult in the U.S. dealing with medical insurance, but hopefully you can find a way to get the treatment you need.

HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA Out of the woods!?
Did you not read a single thing I said??????????????????????????????????????/
Why post if you're not going to listen???????????????????????????????????????
Mine drained on its own too! It didn't make a darn bit of difference!
In the early days, it drained like a cow udder being milked.
It's still draining.
Maybe 5 years from now you'll be warning someone and they won't listen to you either.

Hi,

I'm glad it finally started draining to bring you some relief. You do need to take the antibiotics for 14 days, and still have numerous hot sitz baths, to keep it at a head and draining. It may return down the road, but you will certainly know what you are in for. Cipro and/or flagyl are the meds needed for this.

All the best,
Julia