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Understanding and Treating External Anal Masses: A Comprehensive Guide

Perianal mass I have had an external anal lump for over a year, about the size of a grain of rice. Sometimes it improves, but at times it becomes painful and appears white when it matures. Once it matures, it automatically discharges pus and then blood. Occasionally, there are bl...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Based on your description, it could possibly be a skin sebaceous cyst or an anal abscess. It is recommended to visit a colorectal surgeon for evaluation and treatment as soon as it occurs to confirm the diagnosis and receive appropriate treatment recommendations.

[Read More] Understanding and Treating External Anal Masses: A Comprehensive Guide


Understanding and Treating External Anal Masses: A Guide

Perianal mass I have had an external anal lump for over a year, about the size of a grain of rice. Sometimes it improves, but at times it becomes painful and appears white when it matures. Once it matures, it automatically discharges pus and then blood. Occasionally, there are bl...


Dr. Chen Jiaming Reply:
Based on your description, it could be a skin sebaceous cyst or an anal abscess. It is recommended that you visit a colorectal surgeon for evaluation and treatment as soon as it occurs to confirm the diagnosis and receive appropriate management.

[Read More] Understanding and Treating External Anal Masses: A Guide