Understanding Anal Papilla: Symptoms, Treatment Options, and Surgery
What about anal papillae? Hello, Dr. Peng: Ten days ago, I suddenly noticed a protrusion in my anus (over the past four months, I have gained weight from 63-65 kg to 69-70 kg). Upon self-examination, I felt a firm mass (similar to the texture of chicken cartilage) and observed th...
Dr. Peng Xianwen Reply:
Hello Mr. Lee: Regarding your inquiry, it is recommended that you visit the colorectal surgery outpatient clinic for a personal examination and medical treatment. Director Peng Hsien-Wen of the General Surgery Department at Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Anal Papilla: Symptoms, Treatment Options, and Surgery
Understanding Anal Papillae: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? Dear Dr. Chang, Thank you very much for your responses and guidance regarding inquiries #183646, #183613, and #183580. I apologize for bothering you again with further questions, as there is very little info...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
The anal papillomas that protrude during bowel movements are mostly caused by internal hemorrhoids. Based on your description, it aligns with the symptoms of internal hemorrhoids. You can visit a clinic for a digital rectal examination or an anoscopy to obtain a definitive diagno...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papillae: Common Questions and Concerns Explained
Understanding Anal Papillae: Clarifying Misconceptions and Growth Rates
Please provide the content you would like me to translate into English? Dear Dr. Chang, Thank you very much for your responses and guidance regarding the inquiries in articles #183613 and #183580. I will follow your advice, and if the symptoms continue to be bothersome, I will s...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. Anal papillae in Chinese may be confused with warts caused by human papillomavirus or other papillomatous tumors in different locations (papillae is a commonly used term in pathological slides). There is no specific disease known as anal papilloma in English. 2. Typically, the...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papillae: Clarifying Misconceptions and Growth Rates
Understanding the Differences Between Internal Hemorrhoids and Anal Papilla Hypertrophy
Inquiry Consultation Dear Dr. Chang, In recent years, I have noticed that occasionally when I exert myself during bowel movements, a piece of tissue protrudes from my anus; after I finish, it retracts back inside. After researching online, I initially thought it was stage II int...
Dr. Zhang Shuhao Reply:
1. The difference between internal hemorrhoids and anal papillae lies in the fact that hemorrhoids contain a rich supply of blood vessels, which can enlarge due to poor blood circulation or inflammatory stimuli. Anal papillae are proliferations of skin and soft tissue that usuall...[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Internal Hemorrhoids and Anal Papilla Hypertrophy
Understanding Rectal Prolapse and Anal Papilloma: Symptoms and Treatments
Regarding rectal prolapse and anal papilloma? Hello Dr. Ke: I am Ah Xiang, the one who previously asked about internal hemorrhoids. First of all, I would like to thank you for your response and explanation in the previous article. After my inquiry, I continued to search for infor...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Rectal prolapse refers to the protrusion of the rectal mucosa outside the anus, which is more commonly seen in the elderly. Anal papilloma and anal polyps are terms that refer to different conditions, and a medical examination is necessary to determine which one it is. 2. Non...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Prolapse and Anal Papilloma: Symptoms and Treatments
Exploring Surgical Options for Papilloma Removal in Elderly Patients
Please advise on the surgical options for the excision of papilloma? My mother is 82 years old. The doctors at Tainan City Hospital, New Building, and Chi Mei Hospital believe that she requires general anesthesia for surgery due to her age. We are quite concerned and would like t...
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
If it is a breast papilloma and the tumor is small and superficially located, there is a possibility of surgical excision under local anesthesia. However, if it is an anal papilloma, surgery must be performed under either regional or general anesthesia.[Read More] Exploring Surgical Options for Papilloma Removal in Elderly Patients
Understanding Hemorrhoid Surgery: Concerns About Polyps and Cancer Risks
Hemorrhoid surgery Hello, Doctor. I have been experiencing issues with external hemorrhoids, and after bowel movements, a lump protrudes. Recently, I noticed a small white bump on that lump, which has made me a bit worried. I visited a colorectal surgeon, who informed me that the...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. It is true that anal papilloma, also known as condyloma acuminatum, does not transform into cancer. If there is no sexual activity, one is indeed unlikely to contract it. 2. Anal papilloma is caused by a viral infection. Constipation can lead to anal fissures, which may resul...[Read More] Understanding Hemorrhoid Surgery: Concerns About Polyps and Cancer Risks
Understanding Anal Polyps: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Anal polyps Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask about the following situation: about two years ago, I experienced symptoms similar to anal fissures for a few months, with pain in the anal area. Later, I noticed what seemed to be a lump near the anus and was concerned it might be h...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The exact issue can only be determined through a personal examination, but based on your description, it is likely that you have a fissure accompanied by polyps. If these are indeed the type of polyps, then surgical removal may not be necessary.[Read More] Understanding Anal Polyps: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Managing Anal Papillomas: Minimally Invasive Surgical Options
Anal fissure with papillomatous hyperplasia Doctor, I have a papilloma located in the upper part of my anus. It becomes enlarged and somewhat painful when inflamed. I eat more fruits and vegetables, but the front part of my stool is sometimes a bit hard. I would like to know if t...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
First, it is important to identify the type of lesion. If it is a condyloma acuminatum, outpatient surgery can be performed using electrosurgery. If it is a skin tag, it can also be excised under local anesthesia. However, for small external hemorrhoids, outpatient excision may c...[Read More] Managing Anal Papillomas: Minimally Invasive Surgical Options
Understanding Anal Papilloma: Surgical Options and Concerns
Anal papillary hyperplasia surgical issues 2 Hello Dr. Ke: Thank you for your detailed response to my previous question! You made a very good point, and since my doctor also thought that I could leave it untreated, I initially considered just coexisting with it. However, recently...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
In cases of benign anal diseases that affect daily life, surgery is generally not recommended. However, if the patient is significantly troubled by the condition, this may warrant surgical intervention. Physicians advise against surgery lightly due to the potential for postoperat...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papilloma: Surgical Options and Concerns
Understanding Anal Papilloma: Surgical Options and Recovery Concerns
Surgical issues related to anal papillomatosis? Hello, Dr. Ko. I would like to ask you about a concern I have. Every time I have a bowel movement, a lump protrudes, but it retracts automatically after I'm done. I have had it checked, and the doctor said it is a "papilla...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The question of whether to perform surgery on anal lesions is one of the most frequently asked questions I receive. I often respond by asking the patient whether the condition affects their daily life. If it does, then surgery should be considered to improve their quality of life...[Read More] Understanding Anal Papilloma: Surgical Options and Recovery Concerns