Anal Lumps / Anal Masses
Lumps which can be felt in and around the anus result from a variety of anal conditions. Nearly all of these are described in this our website. They are at times serious and at other times of little consequence. On all occasions however they must be investigated in order to ensure that serious disease is eliminated from the possibilities. Your doctor will advise you appropriately. Often there is pain associated with the appearance of a lump. At other times the lump is pain free. Pictures and descriptions of the various lumps are seen throughout the website and can be retrieved by clicking on the appropriately underlined item below.
- External Haemorrhoid
- Prolapsed Internal Haemorrhoid (Picture)
- Strangulated Haemorrhoid (Picture)
- Perianal Haematoma
- Anal Tags (Picture)
- Anal Polyps (Picture)
- Anal Warts or Anal Condylomas
- Anal Abscesses
Non-proctological lumps can also be present from time to time. These include sebaceous cysts and lipomas.
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