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What Causes Pain In Anus?

Hello the other day I notice that when I sat down my butt was hurting. I was thinking when did I hurt myself anyway. I couldn t stand the pain so .I grab a mirror and took a look by my anus it s a number almost inside of my anus and it a pea size what could it be I m really nervous .I try reading up on it I don t know
Wed, 27 Jan 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
The causes of pain in anus are:
Fissure in ano
Thrombosed piles.
Procalgia
boil
Perianal abscess
acute fistula in ano
Since you have a lump on anus, it is possibly an infected cyst or a boil.
I would advise you the following:
Get a clinical evaluation, examination done from a General Surgeon to ascertain the exact cause and get treated with proper antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and supportive medicines.
Get operated if necessary.

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What Causes Pain In Anus?

Hi. Thanks for your query. The causes of pain in anus are: Fissure in ano Thrombosed piles. Procalgia boil Perianal abscess acute fistula in ano Since you have a lump on anus, it is possibly an infected cyst or a boil. I would advise you the following: Get a clinical evaluation, examination done from a General Surgeon to ascertain the exact cause and get treated with proper antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and supportive medicines. Get operated if necessary.