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Should I Be Worried About The Little Bumps Around Anus?

I have been having little bumps around my anus for about three months now. At first I thought it was from the heat since I do work in hot environment but they seem to grow . Doesn t bother me or hurt but one time I did see little blood. Should I be worried. Thank you
Tue, 11 Feb 2014
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Dear Friend
Welcome to Health care magic. I am Dr Charu , I will shortly try to help you with my opinion.

Bumps around anus may be any of the following:

1) warts: usually asymptomatic growths , very common in genital areas.

2) Molluscum contagiosum: pearly raised lesions with central indentation.

3) Haemorrhoids: vascular outgrowths.

Based on the available details, this is my best advice for you. I will advice you to visit your doctor in person so that the lesions can be examined and proper advice can be given to you.
Good Luck.
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Should I Be Worried About The Little Bumps Around Anus?

Dear Friend Welcome to Health care magic. I am Dr Charu , I will shortly try to help you with my opinion. Bumps around anus may be any of the following: 1) warts: usually asymptomatic growths , very common in genital areas. 2) Molluscum contagiosum: pearly raised lesions with central indentation. 3) Haemorrhoids: vascular outgrowths. Based on the available details, this is my best advice for you. I will advice you to visit your doctor in person so that the lesions can be examined and proper advice can be given to you. Good Luck.