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What's this in my anal
I found something grow in my anal 4 months back it was very small recently gonr very big what os this, please advise which specfied doctor should I consult please find attached
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Wart mostly.consult a surgeon.
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Its seems like HPV wart spread by skin to skin contact mainly during sexual intercourse
Treatment is possible it take 2-3 months to cure this
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Do test HIV ,VDRL,HBsAg for partners too
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Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment
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this looks like a wart
please consult a general surgeon for further treatment
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This is fistula in ano. Get one MRI gistulogram.
Do Sitz bath with betadine means take a bowel pour some warm water plus betadine and sit on that water for 15 to 20 min daily
If pain is there take Tab Ultracet 1 tab sos
Apply Succral ANO cream and you can take Tab Venusmin 900mg 1 tab once daily for 30 days
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You should consult a general surgeon for this in offline visit...
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A growth near the anal area that has slowly become bigger over a few months needs proper checking. One possible cause is an anal wart, which is usually related to a viral infection, though conditions like skin tags or piles can sometimes look similar. These problems are usually handled with medicines from antiviral or anti-inflammatory drug groups, based on the exact cause. If you feel comfortable, you can also choose to have an online consultation with me to talk it through and clear your doubts
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You should consult a general surgeon or a colorectal surgeon, as they regularly deal with anal and rectal conditions. A simple local examination is often enough to understand what it is. Further steps depend on what the doctor finds
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Avoid applying creams or trying home remedies on your own. Do not ignore it since it is increasing in size. Get checked early, especially if there is pain, bleeding, discharge, or sudden growth
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It's an anal wart,due to HPV virus.You can try famcyclovir or valcyclovir tablets for a few weeks,though unlikely to help much.Definite treatment is surgical, cryotherapy , electrocautery.
Initially you can consult a dermatologist
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This is likely a perianal wart (cauliflower like shape) due to HPV .
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use protection if sexually active.
consult a dermatologist as it requires surgical excision.
don't rub it as it can cause bleeding and more discomfort.
modern technologies like laser excision or radiological ablation are the latest treatment modalities.
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consult a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment.
choose modern treatment options as they require less time and less hospital stay.
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Perianal wart (Condyloma acuminata)
Caused by HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)
Starts small and gradually enlarges
Often cauliflower-like / irregular surface
Can occur around the anus even without anal intercourse
Usually painless, may bleed or cause irritation later
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No tablets alone will cure this
Options include:
Electrocautery
Radiofrequency ablation
Surgical excision
Cryotherapy
HPV warts should be removed, as they can spread and recur
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Avoid self-medication or applying creams without diagnosis
Get STD screening if sexually active
Use protection; HPV can transmit via skin contact
Early treatment = simple procedure + less recurrence
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Pls consult to general surgeon
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A wart due to STD may be.. kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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Looks like genital wart , consult dermatologist and get done biopsy .
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A wart-like growth near the anus that has increased in size over months is most commonly due to anal warts, skin tags, or sometimes piles (hemorrhoids). Such growths usually increase slowly and are not an emergency, but they should be examined in person to confirm the exact cause.
Most likely reasons:
• Anal warts (often painless, cauliflower-like growth)
• Skin tag (soft, fleshy growth)
• Piles (if associated with straining or constipation)
Which doctor to consult:
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Viral
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Anal wart
Do the following
1. Blood tests- HIV, Liver function test, Kidney function test, CBP, Blood film, HbA1C, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C
2. valacyclovir 500mg tablet twice a day for 7 days
3. After 7 days repeat blood tests for - CBP, Liver function test and Kidney function test
4. Biopsy of the wart for Histopathology
All the best.
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Better to meet physician or general surgeon
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It looks like wart like lesion so consult the dermatologist
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keep the area hygiene
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don't neglect it and take an advice from the dermatologist
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Wart hpv????
Consult a general surgeon for proctoscopy an outdoor procedure to know the correct position. N diagnosis.
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Consult nearby my surgeon for physical examination
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Go to general surgeon for proper examination.
And follow as per general surgeon.
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This could be wart cause May be HPV
See a general surgeon ASAP
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See surgeon
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ASAP
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Perianal condyloma acuminata (anogenital warts)
Cauliflower-like, papillomatous, clustered growth around anus
Most commonly caused by HPV (types 6 & 11)
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Proctoscopy / anoscopy → rule out intra-anal lesions
HIV testing (warts are more extensive in immunocompromised)
Biopsy → if lesion is large, atypical, bleeding, pigmented, or not responding to treatment
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Hello, this is most probably an anal wart. Still for confirmation you need to go for physical evaluation by a general surgeon to rule out any other causes of this growth.
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Consult with dermatologist
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Need few more details for proper understanding of your issue.
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Consult with dermatologist asap.
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Hello..
Based on your history and photo provided
Its not good sign
You Need a proper consultation
And history is incomplete
Biopsy is also need and some other tests
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Kanpur
HPV infection
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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Visit a nearby general surgeon. You need further evaluation
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Dr. Zeenath Kumar
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Bangalore
Go to general surgeon
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Dr. Gaurij Hood
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Valsad
Appears to be viral wart.Pls connect for further discussion and solution.
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Need a few details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Sajid Ali
General Practitioner
4 yrs exp
Kanpur
It's Prianal warts
Consult to Surgeon
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Dr. Pawan Kumar Tiwari
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Varanasi
You described a small growth in the anal area that started 4 months ago and has grown significantly larger, which could be several things: commonly external hemorrhoids (swollen veins from straining),
Its may be anal warts (HPV-related, often cauliflower-like),
anal skin tags (harmless skin flaps),
Most are benign, but rapid growth needs urgent evaluation—please see a proctologist or doctor soon for proper diagnosis and treatment; don't delay or self-treat!
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Dr. Thresia Pereira
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Mumbai
Consult surgeons offline immediately
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Dr. Challa Abhilash Reddy
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Warangal
HPV wart
Consult Dermatologist
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhansi
Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake more
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
General Physician
20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Please consult
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Dr. Kalla Thigakanti Naidu
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Tirupati
As you said the growth was gradually progressive.it looks like hpv .consult a gastroenterologist and they will help in treatment and cause of this .you need an urgent intervention
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Dr. Anmol Kudal
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nashik
It's viral wart . Kindly consult dermatologist for it
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Dr M V BHAGIRATHA
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Nellore
Based on history u need consultation and need take biopsy either diagnostics or therapeutic after some investigations. Mostly it looks like Papilloma due HPV .
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