White lumps in my stool

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Asked for Female, 16 Years

I found some white lumps in my stool. The color and shape of my stool is normal however it has some lumps. I used a glove to feel the lumps and they are slimy and mushy. What could it be? Should I be worried?

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Dr. Kumar Parth Gastroenterologist 19 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Kumar Parth

Gastroenterologist 19 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi dear you kindly get a short scopy done to rule out piles by a certified gastroenterologist. it may be a perianal abscess also , which generally causes pain on touch.

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