What is the disease of anal pimples?

The appearance of small anal pimples will not only affect the patient's normal bowel movements, but also affect the health of the skin. Common diseases that cause small anal bumps include hemorrhoids, rectal prolapse, rectal polyps, etc. Don’t think that anal bumps will disappear on their own, because anal bumps may continue to expand and may cause heavy bleeding, so they must be treated in time.

Hemorrhoids: Prolapse of internal hemorrhoids, annular mixed hemorrhoids, or blood clots formed by thrombosed external hemorrhoids often cause lumps to appear at the anus when straining to defecate, which is like a lump of flesh growing at the anus.

Rectal prolapse: also known as rectal prolapse, is the downward movement of the rectal mucosa or other foreign bodies, and then prolapse out of the anus, and then there will be an uncomfortable feeling of fleshy lumps at the anus.

Rectal polyps: A relatively common benign tumor among rectal diseases. Most polyps are swellings that occur at the lower end of the rectum. They may fall out of the anus during bowel movements and feel like lumps of flesh when touched.

Rectal cancer: Rectal cancer and internal hemorrhoids have similar symptoms. Because blood in the stool is often mistaken for internal hemorrhoids, the diagnosis of rectal cancer must be carried out through professional diagnosis and treatment to avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment.