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What Causes Flesh Colored Painless Lump With Smaller Surrounding Lumps On Anal Area?
Question: Hi,
I have a flesh colored lump,surrounded by some.smaller lumps, on the exterior of my anus. It's not causing me any pain but I've had it for a few months now and have only recently become.completely aware of it.
I have a flesh colored lump,surrounded by some.smaller lumps, on the exterior of my anus. It's not causing me any pain but I've had it for a few months now and have only recently become.completely aware of it.
Brief Answer:
Pile or wart as the most probable cause ...
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
The flesh colored painless lump with smaller surrounding lumps on the exterior of the anus can be due to: Prolapsed pile or a wart.
The diagnosis can be made on certainty only on complete history and direct visual and palpatary examination and in this case per-rectal examination too.
Please give some more information about your gender / age, Visit to a Doctor and Medications tried.
Past relevant history related to the lump development.
Any hardness of the stool ?
Any bleeding?
Can you send in the pictures attached to this query?
I would advise to get a proper examination by a Surgeon to decide the exact cause hence the treatment can be planned.
Ours is an evidence based field, accurate diagnosis helps in the most proper treatment .
I hope this answer helps to get a proper diagnosis and proper curative treatment.
Please feel free to give detailed feedback and feel free to ask for more if you need to.
.
Pile or wart as the most probable cause ...
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
The flesh colored painless lump with smaller surrounding lumps on the exterior of the anus can be due to: Prolapsed pile or a wart.
The diagnosis can be made on certainty only on complete history and direct visual and palpatary examination and in this case per-rectal examination too.
Please give some more information about your gender / age, Visit to a Doctor and Medications tried.
Past relevant history related to the lump development.
Any hardness of the stool ?
Any bleeding?
Can you send in the pictures attached to this query?
I would advise to get a proper examination by a Surgeon to decide the exact cause hence the treatment can be planned.
Ours is an evidence based field, accurate diagnosis helps in the most proper treatment .
I hope this answer helps to get a proper diagnosis and proper curative treatment.
Please feel free to give detailed feedback and feel free to ask for more if you need to.
.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I have taken some.pictures but I can't seem.to find a way of attaching them. I'm 21 year old male. They are soft to the touch. They just feel like excess skin. Like a skin tag. I've had a small.amount of blood after wiping a number of times in the last couple.of months. If it is a Pile/wart do they need treating.or do they just fade with time?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
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Feeling of excessive skin and small amount of blood on wiping is more suggestive of piles ( Hemorrhoids).
In either of cases you may need an active treatment. They may not fade with time.
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Detailed Answer:
Attachment link is :
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Please use this.
Feeling of excessive skin and small amount of blood on wiping is more suggestive of piles ( Hemorrhoids).
In either of cases you may need an active treatment. They may not fade with time.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Hi, I have provided some attachments. Please review them.
Brief Answer:
Warts - Consult Dermatologist.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the picture, although it is bit out of focus.
These are looking like warts and I would advise you to consult a Dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment .
Please try to post a clearer picture if possible...
Warts - Consult Dermatologist.
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for the picture, although it is bit out of focus.
These are looking like warts and I would advise you to consult a Dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment .
Please try to post a clearer picture if possible...
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
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