What's wrong with pimples on the butt?

The buttocks are protected by clothes, and the appearance of pimples is caused by moisture on the one hand and disease on the other. If in addition to pimples on the buttocks there are also symptoms such as lumps or pain, especially blood in the stool, you should be careful about anorectal diseases. The most common ones are hemorrhoids, anal fistula, perianal abscess, etc. They must be diagnosed as soon as possible and treated symptomatically. So, what’s the matter with pimples on the butt? Let’s look at the main reasons.

What causes pimples on the buttocks?

(1) Hemorrhoids External hemorrhoids: External hemorrhoids can be divided into connective tissue hemorrhoids, varicose hemorrhoids and thrombosed hemorrhoids. Patients may also experience a lump in the anus, which causes severe pain, discomfort, itching, and moisture in the anus.

(2) Incarcerated hemorrhoids: In the early stages of internal hemorrhoids, the tumor can be seen protruding, but it can retract automatically. As the disease progresses, the time it takes for the tumor to protrude becomes longer and longer, from automatically retracting to being pulled back by hand and finally becoming incarcerated. In the case of incarcerated hemorrhoids, a "lump" can be seen in the patient's anus, which is very painful, accompanied by symptoms such as anal swelling and itching. If it is accidentally scratched, the patient will have continuous bleeding in the stool. Click here for consultation

(3) Perianal abscess: There is a hard lump at the anus that is extremely painful to touch. If it is not treated for a long time, the lump will gradually grow larger and rupture on its own. In addition to itching, there are sometimes symptoms such as redness, swelling, fever, heaviness, discomfort, and constipation. In severe cases, symptoms of systemic poisoning such as increased body temperature and loss of appetite may also be seen.

(4) Intestinal polyp prolapse: When the polyps are large or numerous, gravity pulls on the intestinal mucosa, causing it to gradually separate from the muscle layer and prolapse downward. Common symptoms include bloody stools, diarrhea, and other intestinal irritation symptoms. In addition, anal papilloma, mixed hemorrhoids, and anal squamous adenoma can also cause anal pimples.

How to check for pimples on the buttocks?

Misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis may also cause secondary damage. To address this problem, our hospital uses the latest electronic anorectal endoscopy system for examination. The system has the following advantages:

1. Intelligent inspection: Using three-dimensional video imaging technology, it can penetrate deep into the lesion site, allowing both doctors and patients to fully and clearly observe the lesion site. The lesion site can be printed and imaged to provide a reliable basis for clinical treatment and help patients choose treatment plans.

2. Safe and minimally painful: It is performed by professional anorectal scopists and the whole process is safe and minimally painful.

3. Fast time: The entire inspection process only takes 3-5 minutes, and the diagnosis rate is over 99%.

4. Separate examinations for men and women: Separate examinations for men and women to better protect patient privacy.