Clinical manifestations of anal papilloma

When it comes to anal papilloma, many friends have certain misunderstandings about it, thinking that it also contains malignant cancer cells. In fact, anal papilloma is a benign tumor and it will definitely not pose a threat to people's lives. However, this does not mean that patients can ignore this disease. If anal papilloma is not treated in time, it will have a great impact on the patient's life. Therefore, it is very important to understand the clinical manifestations of anal papilloma and treat it in time after discovery.

Clinical manifestations

1. Incomplete defecation. After defecation, there is still excrement left in the anus and a feeling of falling. This is the feeling of incomplete defecation. For some female patients, this feeling will be more intense during menstruation.

2. Anal itching and papilloma repeatedly protrude from the anus during defecation, causing friction in the anus and leading to inflammation, which causes anal secretions to flow out, irritating the skin around the anus and causing itching.

3. Incarceration: When the anal papilla becomes larger and protrudes out of the anus, it cannot be pushed back into the anus in time, which can easily cause incarceration, leading to swelling and pain in the anus, and restlessness.

4. Anal discomfort, anal itching, swelling and pain. Sometimes inflammation also occurs.

5. Bleeding and pain. When the excrement is dry and hard, it will rub or scratch the anus, sometimes causing blood in the stool, and in severe cases there will be blood dripping.

Differential Diagnosis

1. Rectal polyps Rectal polyps are located on the rectal wall. They are flesh-red, spherical in shape, and have a mucous membrane as the surface tissue. They are more common in children.

2. Papillary fibroma The early symptoms of papillary fibroma are not obvious. A small number of patients may experience a feeling of incomplete defecation, which does not affect normal work and life. It is often ignored or mistaken for hemorrhoids.

After understanding the clinical manifestations of anal papilloma, I believe you must have found that the symptoms of this disease are very similar to hemorrhoids. Therefore, it is recommended that if you have the above symptoms, you must distinguish them to see what disease you are suffering from. Only in this way can targeted treatment be carried out and patients can get rid of the troubles of anal papilloma as soon as possible.