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Lump near anal area
I suddenly observed lump near my anal outer area. I was little constipated due to medication for 2 days. Is this because of that or something else.
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It Is External Piles with Anal area Skin...If complaint of Discomfort, Bleeding while stool Pass & Continuous Constipation then Surgery is the Best Options
Medical Treatment should be also tried for minimal symptoms for Short Duration
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Looks like sentinel pile and Hemorrhoids just go for hot sitz bath and consult the general surgeon
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These are sentinel piles and external haemorrhoids.
These are quite common with constipated habit.
Next Steps
Consume fibre rich food.
Plenty of fluids.
Sitz bath.
Use laxatives.
Ointment Diltiazem per ano.
Can consult general surgeon.
Health Tips
Avoid straining during defecation.
Avoid frequent mutton intake.
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It looks like the big swelling is prolapsed hemorrhoid & other small swelling is skin tag which looks like infected.did u have any bleeding and constipation previously then it confirms the diagnosis .
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The plan is take a General surgeon opinion to confirm diagnosis.
u have to take sitz bath which is take a tub of warm water and have to sit in it for 15-20 mins .u have to sit post passing stools compulsorily.
if u are a working women morning 2 times before work & after work.
oint. anobliss for local application.
laxatives syp.lactulose 15-20 ml at hour of sleep ; U should completly avoid straining during stools.
plenty of fluids 3-4 lit daily
consume fruits and vegetables.
add curd in your diet which improves your gut bacteria .
u can take prebiotic also
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It need proper history and examination
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Good evening ,
Please describe if u have any pain in that area ?
And if u have any complaints of bleeding ?
One of the lesion looks like a skin tag and another one seems like a haemmorhoi .
Next Steps
Get a consult with detailed examination and history .
Health Tips
Consume 3-4L water daily and seasonal fruits .
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These are anal tags and fissure
Next Steps
Have high fibre diet
Avoid constipation
Have laxative to avoid constipation
Do warm Sitz baths with povidine solution
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Dr. Raiba Deshmukh
General Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Pune
Sitz bath
Maintain hydration
Avoid oily and spicy food
Maintain Hygiene
Consult general surgeon in your locality
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