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Q: Small Red Bump...should I Be Concerned?

asked by: BeamingFromBC on September 6th, 2006

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Hi! This is my first time on this site and im a little embarassed about this but oh well... I have noticed a small, red bump on the outside of my anus some time ago, but because it is not painful in any way, I didnt think anything of it and hoped it would just go away. Today, it is a little bigger...
What is this?????? Its not a pimple...I know that. It is about the same size tho. Its jsut a small red bump that doesnt irratate me in any way besides not knowing the fact what it is...
Anybody have any ideas??

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sandyallen

replied on September 6th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I am not a dr but it sounds like what you are describing might be a hemmhoroid their are things that you can by over the counter or talk to the pharmacist, if it does not get better, I would talk to a Dr. (just my opinion).

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