Dr. Archana. G.
General Practitioner
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Hello doctor,
I feel itchiness and burning sensation in my anal hole. It has been for a long time. Maybe for one month. I thought it is because of outside food and spices. Though I do not feel that much pain or anything more than like anything. But today I wanted to see the area. I found one round like mole or wart has formed. I touched it. It feels to itch. No much pain at all. No blood. I searched in net. I did not figure out what it is exactly. Piles or any other infection? I go to the gym and to weight training too. Please help me in curing this by knowing about it.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I can understand your concern and will try to help you sort out your problems. You have anal polyps and also anal infection which needs treatment. Kindly take antibiotic prophylaxis like Ofloxacin or Norfloxacin full course dosage based on body weight after prescription from any nearest practitioner. You once need to get proctoscopy done to know if those anal polyps are troublesome. If so get it removed under local anesthesia.
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