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What Does Hard Painless Lump On Anus With Constipation Indicate?

Hello. I have a tiny hard colorless painless lump on the tissue of my anus today. I went drinking 2 days ago, woke up with a stomach ache (which i think is normal...), slept, went to work, my body didn't accept the food, then came home and got a strange pain near my uterus so i ran to the bathroom (i also have constipation even though i ate a lot of fiber today...) and felt the little lump. what can this be? do i need to worry? will it go away? thank you for your help in advance.
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
I can understand your situation and problem.
By your history and description, possibility of
1. External piles
2. Grade 1 rectal prolapse are high.
So better to consult proctoscopist and get done proctoscopic examination for the diagnosis of your anal painless lump.
You may need surgical correction as your constipation is not resolved by high fiber diet.
So first consult proctoscopist and diagnose yourself and then start appropriate treatment.
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What Does Hard Painless Lump On Anus With Constipation Indicate?

Thanks for your question on HCM. I can understand your situation and problem. By your history and description, possibility of 1. External piles 2. Grade 1 rectal prolapse are high. So better to consult proctoscopist and get done proctoscopic examination for the diagnosis of your anal painless lump. You may need surgical correction as your constipation is not resolved by high fiber diet. So first consult proctoscopist and diagnose yourself and then start appropriate treatment.