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Anal or perineal “lumps” may be due to a wide range of conditions including condyloma, molluscum contagiosum, hemorrhoids (thrombosed, tags or prolapsed), polyps, sentinel tags related to fissure, or cancer. Full assessment, including a detailed history, inspection, palpation, anoscopy and, in some cases, biopsy, sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy, is needed to define the exact nature of these lesions.
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