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Q: Tear Above Anus
asked by: adrenaline1031 on June 25th, 2005
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Im only 17 and ive had this for a while but thought it would go away, above my anus it doesnt seem like a growth but more like a tear or hole. It itches sometimes and bleeds on occasion but not always. I tried to ignore it but I cant and I just want to deal with it and get on with my life right now.
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midwest
replied on June 25th, 2005
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Post a picture of it. Then we will know what it is
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b0rn3fart
replied on August 5th, 2005
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I have the exact same problem. There is a small hole about a centimeter above my anus. It is extremely annoying because it bleeds and pusses. It has been there for about a year and doesn't seem to be healing. I would like to know what caused this and how to get rid of it.
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b0rn3fart
replied on August 6th, 2005
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I found out what it is. It is a pilonidal cyst. Http://www.Pilonidal.Org/
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wo0ts
replied on December 6th, 2005
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To anyone who happens to find this page through a search or just by browsing:

if you have such a hole (between half a cm and like 2 cm above your "normal hole") what you should do is this

-talk to your parents. Ask them if you were born with a pilonidal dimple. Many, many babies are born with this and its a very mild defect with little or no further problems in life besides infection.

-if they know ask if the ultrasound or whatever test was done confirmed that it didnt go any deeper than a little bit.

-if they don't know, or even after you've spoken with them, you should still see a doctor. They will know best. Explain to them what it is and exactly what youve experienced with it.

Myself personally - I just discovered I have this. I've had a little discomfort there when sitting on hard floor, but I never knew I had a little hole there. I haven't seen a doctor yet but it's only been a few days since I found out. Anyway, I researched all of this and chances are, you'll be o.K.
The worst thing that could happen is you find out you have an infection and need to get it removed. Least that could happen is you find out it only goes down a little tiny bit and you just have to make sure it is clean everytime you shower. Not a big deal.

Good luck everyone, and talk to your parents and a doctor!
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skydavies
replied on September 18th, 2006
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Could be anything there are many things that can create a hole such as straining to go to toilet or having diarreoer. These are called fistula's or fistures sometimes a lump occurs then bursts and creates a hole

Gicare.Com/pated/ecdgs38.Htm take a look at this site for more details
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dom92588
replied on September 24th, 2006
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Has anyone, been to the doctor yet....What did they say? I want to know whats this thing is and how I can make it go away mine has been there for about a year and half and it bleeds and pus all the time and I can't stand it anymore I would like to go somewhere without having to worry about there being a stain on the back of my pants so someone help or tell me what the doctor said....................
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Cyberninja
replied on January 4th, 2007
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I wouldnt mind knowing what this thing is either! I have two little lumps, and I feel like a total fool walking around trying to make sure I havent got sum leaking stain on my pants, its really embarrasing. But then sometime it will dissapear for like a week, and it wont ooze or anything, then it comes back, and gets to like the size of a pea, and leaks like a tap. What can I do about it, one poped and has almost gone away, but the origional one wont go away!
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jpg181
replied on January 10th, 2007
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I have the same problem. I noticed that whenever I wipe on occasion there would be some blood. I was also very irritated and sore when I would sit which is most of the day. My wife looked at it for me and she said that I have 3 pin holes above my anus. I am getting them checked out in two weeks and I will post my results on all of these forums I have been searching through for advice.
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spartan35
replied on July 9th, 2007
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Re: Holes In Butt Crack
jpg181 wrote:
I have the same problem. I noticed that whenever I wipe on occasion there would be some blood. I was also very irritated and sore when I would sit which is most of the day. My wife looked at it for me and she said that I have 3 pin holes above my anus. I am getting them checked out in two weeks and I will post my results on all of these forums I have been searching through for advice.


I have a long tear of skin as well above my anus. It hurts like crazy. I notice my butt getting sore around five days earlier. It has led up to this. I think I may have had this before. I am trying to get seen by my GP as soon as possible before it goes away.
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