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Q: Lump On Anus

asked by: meldananme on August 10th, 2006

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Ok this is really weird as I was starting to freak out thinking that I was a freak or something with this problem. Im also 16 and have found a smal lump on my anus. It suddenly appeared a few days ago, I didn't notice it until I went to the toilet and was in immense pain. It is making it very painful for me to sit down, but when I do manage to sit down for a while I am unable to move. I'm usually very active and at the present time I am unable to do any sports or walk at all.

It is pink in colour, the same as the skin surrounding it and is the shape of a chocolate minstrel which looked like it is stuck in there.

I'm starting to get really worried now as I am too embassed to tell anybody even my parents. Does anybody have an idea about what it could be?

Replies(2)

billy_73

replied on August 24th, 2006

New User

I had that. It happens when you are constipated. It should dissappear after a week

petitchewy

replied on March 12th, 2007

New User

My husband had a bump. He was in university under lots of stress. He though it was an hemoroid. But after a week, he wasn't feeling well at all. Feaver and chills, all that. If you have a feaver go see a doctor. You can have an infection, it happens just like that. Your body decides to rejects some infection that way, in a bump. The problem is that it infected his blood a lot and got really sick. After surgery everything was fine but you need to be careful if you develop a feaver out of it.

Take care.

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