It's hammrroids

Yeah it’s piles ( hemorrhoids)

It could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (piles), or sentinel pile but other conditions can also be there .Since it is increasing in size and painful, consult a general surgeon for examination as soon as possible. Meanwhile, avoid straining, increase fluids and fiber, and use warm sitz baths for relief.

It could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoids.If it's painful consult an surgeon in your area for a clinical examination and appropriate treatment

From the information you have provided,it can be Sentinel pile Or External haemorrhoids ( pile) In such cases, the more you put efforts to push stool, or the more hard the stool is, the more it's size and pain increases . So you should consider steps to soften your stool. If you are seeing a color change or blackish discoloration it can be thrombosed pile, which mandates immediate management. Meet a general surgeon and get yourself examined and follow as advised.

Please consult a gen surgeon physically for clinical examination. Correct constipation by high fiber diet, regular exercise, drinking more water.  Drink hot water, before sleeping.

It could be an anal fissure or piles. Only a doctor , after physical examination can conclude , the diagnosis. Please consult a surgeon..

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Look like piles or heamoroid Take a sitz bath(take medium hot water and sit in it) Take fibrous diet avoid fatty food junk food Take lactulose 15ml at night time Consult a surgeon

Could bea peri Anal abscess.needs proper examination to diagnose and treat

Most probably External hemorrhoids or Abscess. 1. Sitz bath for 15-20 mins twice a day. 2. Anovate gel apply locally. 3. High Fibre diet and adequate water intake atleaast 2.5 L. 4. Syp lactose - 15ml before bedtime at night.

Hi, By your history it looks like you could have a thrombosed external hemorrhoids or could be an abscess. Kindly consult a General surgeon to get thoroughly examined and treated.

Take/do the following: 1. Sit on a tub of warm water (sitz tub available in Amazon) soaking your anus and buttocks, for 15-20 minutes, two to three times a day. Dry the anus with patting with towel. Do not rub. 2. Then apply Anosedyl or Proctosedyl cream over the swelling. 3. Take plenty of high fibre diet and water to keep your stool soft. 4. Take Venusmin tablet twice daily for 5 days.

This sounds like a thrombosed external haemorrhoid — a blood clot that forms in an external pile, causing a painful, firm, swollen lump near the anus. It can enlarge and become very painful. It's not dangerous but needs treatment.

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Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

Examination needed as no attachment.  Consult superspecialist like general surgeon

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From your description, this is most likely a Thrombosed external hemorrhoid (piles) or a Perianal hematoma - where a blood clot forms near the anal opening. The increase in size, new onset of pain, and difficulty during bowel movements suggest that it should not be ignored. Please let me know how many days ago the swelling first appeared ? whether there is bleeding during stool ? and whether the lump is bluish/black in color ?

Is it bleed any time??

It can be piles or fissures or both together . By physical examination (or proctoscopic examination) have confirmed the right diagnosis by general surgeon . As you said that it’s increasing and painful, you should go to surgeon as soon as possible for prevent more complications such like anemia and other systemic infection.

Based on your description, this could be a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (thrombosed pile), prolapsed internal hemorrhoid, or less commonly a perianal abscess. Since the swelling has increased in size, become painful, and is causing difficulty during bowel movements, it requires an in-person examination by a General Surgeon or Colorectal Surgeon

The above stated symptoms hints diagnosis towards " Thrombosed external hemorrhoids which is generally painless and associated with constipation. Diagnosis - Thrombosed external hemorrhoids

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I know this can be uncomfortable and even a little worrying. While a painful lump near the anus is often caused by a thrombosed external hemorrhoid (piles with a blood clot inside), it's important not to assume that's the cause without being examined by a healthcare professional. Other conditions, such as a perianal abscess (an infection), can look similar but need different treatment. What could it be? Thrombosed external hemorrhoid: This happens when blood collects and clots inside an external hemorrhoid. It usually appears suddenly as a firm, swollen, bluish or purplish lump and can be quite painful, especially when sitting or passing stool. Perianal abscess: This is an infection that causes a painful, swollen lump near the anus. The pain often becomes more intense over time and may be accompanied by fever, chills, tiredness, or pus drainage. It usually needs prompt medical treatment. Anal fissure or swollen skin tag: A small tear in the lining of the anus, often after passing hard stool, can cause severe pain during bowel movements and sometimes swelling around the area. What you can do for now While waiting to be seen by a doctor: Take warm sitz baths for 15–20 minutes, 2–3 times a day to help relieve pain and swelling. Avoid straining during bowel movements. Drink plenty of water and eat fiber-rich foods, or consider a fiber supplement if appropriate. If needed, an over-the-counter stool softener may help, but check with a doctor or pharmacist first. Try to avoid prolonged sitting, especially on hard surfaces, and don't spend long periods on the toilet. Why you should get it checked A simple physical examination by a healthcare professional can usually identify the cause. If it's a thrombosed hemorrhoid, treatment may range from conservative care to a small procedure to remove the clot if appropriate. If it's an abscess, it often requires drainage and antibiotics may also be needed. Seek urgent medical care if you have: Fever or chills Severe or rapidly worsening pain Heavy bleeding Pus or foul-smelling discharge A lump that is becoming increasingly swollen or painful Getting evaluated early can help relieve your symptoms sooner and ensure that the right treatment is started.

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May be haemorrhoids If it is  long term constipation And see whether increase in size during the days of constipation And also note for any bleeding per retum If no fever then may not be abscess Note whether it is reducible wen I push with Ur hand If it is going inside  then haemorrhoids

Can be a small granuloma which may bleed or  external haemorrhoids. You need to visit a doctor in order to confirm the diagnosis. Take precautionary measures like eat more fibre and drink fluids. If severe constipation take laxative.

So In view of Your Complain, it can be thrombosed external pile or prolapsed( coming out from inside ) pile. As you mention it is painless before and later got painful