Lump Near Anus, Sore, Painful While Sitting. Had Gallbladder Removed. Any Ideas?
hello, i hav a lump or mass that has formed about 1 inch away from my anus. the location in right in the midlle of my butt check vertical, and right where the two meet. it is sore to the touch an painfull when i sit. i have been applying peroxide to keep the possibilty of infection down. it does not drain. i had had my gallbladder out a few months ao and have had wet stool ever since. i keep up with my hygene. i noticed it last monday after going #2
There is possibility of folliculitis. So you once consult gynecologist or general surgeon to find out the actual nature of the lesion. Then with their advice you can go for systemic and local antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics. Taking sitz bath will help in reducing the symptoms. Avoid continuous sitting, tight fitting clothes as these can provoke this type of lesions. For more details you can ask me through: http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-sree-gouri-sr/63429 Take care.
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Lump Near Anus, Sore, Painful While Sitting. Had Gallbladder Removed. Any Ideas?
Hi, Thanks for the query. There is possibility of folliculitis. So you once consult gynecologist or general surgeon to find out the actual nature of the lesion. Then with their advice you can go for systemic and local antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics. Taking sitz bath will help in reducing the symptoms. Avoid continuous sitting, tight fitting clothes as these can provoke this type of lesions. For more details you can ask me through: http://www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-sree-gouri-sr/63429 Take care.