There is a fleshy lump at the anus

The pimples around the anus are mainly caused by varicose veins and dilation of the skin on the body. They mainly occur inside the anus. They are common manifestations and can occur at any age. They are more common in people aged 20 to 40. For most patients, the main reason is that the condition worsens with age. Many people have hemorrhoids and there is basically no conclusion about it. The treatment of hemorrhoids in daily life is also the key.

The main symptoms and signs are bleeding, pain and itching. In daily life, the main treatments are medication and surgery. For dietary health care, do not eat spicy and irritating foods, such as tobacco and alcohol, and do not eat irritating foods. The sticky skin of the rectum and anus exacerbates bleeding from internal hemorrhoids

(1) Symptoms and signs:

① Blood in stool: It is characterized by painlessness, intermittentness, and the presence of bright red blood after defecation. It is also a common symptom of internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids in the early stages. Blood in the stool is mostly caused by feces abrading the mucosa or excessive force during defecation, which causes dilated blood vessels to rupture and bleed. In mild cases, there is blood in the stool or on toilet paper, followed by dripping blood. In severe cases, there is spurting bleeding, which often stops on its own after a few days. This has important implications for diagnosis. Constipation, hard and dry stools, drinking alcohol and eating spicy foods are all causes of bleeding. If bleeding occurs repeatedly over a long period of time, anemia may occur, which is not uncommon in clinical practice and should be differentiated from hemorrhagic diseases.

② Hemorrhoidal prolapse: This is often a late symptom, with blood in the stool occurring first and then prolapse. In the late stage, the hemorrhoids enlarge and gradually separate from the muscle layer, and are pushed out of the anus during defecation. In mild cases, the anus will only prolapse during defecation and will return to normal on its own after defecation. In severe cases, the anus needs to be pushed back with hands. In more serious cases, the anus will prolapse out of the anus when the abdominal pressure increases slightly, such as when coughing or walking, and the anus will prolapse like hemorrhoids. It is difficult to return and the patient cannot participate in labor. A few patients report prolapse as the first symptom.

③ Pain: Simple internal hemorrhoids are painless, and a few may have a feeling of heaviness and distension. When internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids prolapse, become incarcerated, edematous, infected, or necrotic, there will be varying degrees of pain.

④ Itching: In late-stage internal hemorrhoids, prolapsed hemorrhoids and relaxation of the anal sphincter, secretions often flow out. Due to the irritation of the secretions, there is often itching and discomfort around the anus, and even skin eczema may occur, which makes the patient extremely uncomfortable.

The above are the symptoms of pimples around the anus. If you find such diseases, you should treat them in time, such as abstaining from smoking and drinking, and not eating irritating foods. The sticky skin of the rectum and anus aggravates the bleeding of internal hemorrhoids. It is very important to eat a small amount of light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, exercise properly and pay attention to the cleanliness around the anus.