Based on your symptoms, this could be an anal fissure with an associated skin tag/swelling, or sometimes an inflamed external hemorrhoid. The sharp pain during bowel movements strongly suggests a fissure.
From the photo, it does not look like an emergency or dangerous condition, so please don’t panic. However, a proper physical examination is needed for an accurate diagnosis because many anal conditions can look similar.
Next Steps
Meanwhile, you can:
✔️ Avoid constipation and straining
✔️ Drink plenty of water
✔️ Take a high-fibre diet
✔️ Do warm sitz baths 3–4 times daily
✔️ Avoid prolonged sitting
Health Tips
If you develop fever, pus discharge, increasing swelling, severe pain, or bleeding, consult a surgeon urgently.
Please visit a general surgeon/proctologist for evaluation and treatment guidance.