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Q: Bleeding painful lump above anus
asked by: teznbid on August 31st, 2009
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I have a lump above my anus. It is VERY painful and bleeds quite a lot. I have had the lump for about 1 week, the bleeding anf pain has been for 2 days.
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JavaMissus
replied on August 31st, 2009
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Are you talking about inside your anus or above it?
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MandMs
replied on August 31st, 2009
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If the lump is located under the skin over the tailbone, just above the cleft of the buttocks, and was associated with very excruciating pain, redness, swelling, chills, before it started to bleed, it could be a pilonidal cyst that got infected.
If the lump is located above the anus, near the anal opening could be anal abscess, but if the lump is located at the anal opening itself and is associated with chronic constipation or straining, it could be external hemorrhoids.
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teznbid
replied on August 31st, 2009
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It is near the tailbone. I did not have chills before the bleeding but did have the pain, redness and swelling. If it is a pilonidal cyst, will it clear by itself or do i have to see a doctor
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MandMs
replied on September 3rd, 2009
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Bleeding pilonidal cyst is an indication to see your physician.
Usually, the cyst should drain to improve, but, the wound should be evaluated in order to clean it completely from pus, skin debris and hair.
The wound should be covered and washed every day to heal properly.
Your physician will check for possible complication like spreading infection and need for antibiotic treatment.
There are surgical techniques for treating pilonidal cyst, but, the cyst tend to reoccur.


See your physician or abdominal surgeon specialized in treating this cyst (abscess).

Best wishes!
Marija
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