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What Does Bleeding Reddish Purple Bump Near Anal Area Indicate?

I have about a 3-5cm bump on the inside of my cheek about a inch or two away from my anus. It s not really painful but it s bleeding a bright red and the color of this lump is redish purple, almost as if it s bruised or a blood blister. What could it be and what should I do?
Thu, 12 Feb 2015
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hi! thanks for sharing your health problem with us!

Well, this is a fairly common problem in people with chronic constipation or perineal infections and after careful detailed examination in such cases usually I get few possibilities like:

1. inffected peri-anal or anal fistula

2. an infected inclusion cyst

3. pyogenic granuloma or infected hemangioma

4. infected sinus or skin tag

Therefore, a rectal examination is necessary for confirmation; please see a surgeon and there is nothing to worry much as this is infective only never malignant.

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What Does Bleeding Reddish Purple Bump Near Anal Area Indicate?

Hi! thanks for sharing your health problem with us! Well, this is a fairly common problem in people with chronic constipation or perineal infections and after careful detailed examination in such cases usually I get few possibilities like: 1. inffected peri-anal or anal fistula 2. an infected inclusion cyst 3. pyogenic granuloma or infected hemangioma 4. infected sinus or skin tag Therefore, a rectal examination is necessary for confirmation; please see a surgeon and there is nothing to worry much as this is infective only never malignant. regards,