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Pea size lump on Anus opening
I have a pea sized lump on the left side of my Anus opening while going to the toilet. I'm not really sure what this could be but I have had constant problems down there. I.e bleeding quite abit and pretty painful. I went for a colonoscopy about 2 years ago where they found a few polips but when I went back to get them removed they couldn'tfind it
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Is it constant in size or receed back few hours after stool...let me know pain remains few hours after stool or only feel during stool...are you usually constipated....or any recent history of hard stool....if the pea sized lump come and receed back with passage of stool and bleeding P/R only during stool and pain higher in intensity during stool it may be Haemorrhoids....if pain comes after passage of stool and remains higher upto 1-2hours with recent History of Hard stool it may be anal fissure... the case should diagnosed properly with exact case history and examination of the part...
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Avoid spices and food substances which are responsible for hard stool..take water in plenty amount according to your body needs..take proper rest.
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