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I have a pimple on the inside of my anus for three months. Kindly help me.

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Hi doctor,

I have a pimple on the inside of my anus. It started three months ago. It swells up and is sore when I wipe, but then after a few days, the swelling goes away, and there is no pain for a long time. I am taking Amoxicillin for my tooth infection and Voltaren for my whiplash after a car accident. Kindly help me.

Answered by Dr. Utkarsh Sharma

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MBBS

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Dr. Utkarsh Sharma is an experienced General Pathologist specializing in the accurate diagnosis of diseases through laboratory testing and tissue analysis. He has expertise in clinical pathology, hematology, microbiology, and histopathology, ensuring precise and timely results to guide effective patient care. With a meticulous approach and strong analytical skills, Dr. Sharma plays a vital role in supporting physicians and enhancing patient outcomes through reliable diagnostic insights.    

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Hello,

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The symptoms you have mentioned indicate the possibility of hemorrhoids (piles). These are due to swollen veins in the anus. Do not worry. Around 75 percent of people suffer from hemorrhoids at some point in life. Most of the time, it just appears worse than that it actually is. Yours seem to be an early grade 1 hemorrhoid. Early hemorrhoids (initial grade) can be treated by healthy bowel habits and a healthy diet. What you should aim for is to get rid of constipation and maintain healthy bowel habits.

1) Do not strain. Always respond to nature's call.

2) Do not sit in the toilet for long hours.

3) Increase dietary fiber in your meals if you are constipated. The soluble fiber in a banana, papaya, mango, etc., helps.

4) Take a sitz bath when the swelling is external and painful (watch a video on the internet on how to do it).

5) Use an ointment (like shield ointment) containing phenylephrine, allantoin, hydrocortisone 30 minutes before a bowel movement. it will reduce pain and swelling if any.

6) Walk for atleast 30 minutes regularly. It will help.

I suggest you incorporate these changes at the earliest. Otherwise, the condition may worsen over time, and it can bleed as well. I hope this was helpful.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Sushrutha M.
Published At September 21, 2021
Reviewed At September 23, 2022

Education:

MBBS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Utkarsh Sharma is an experienced General Pathologist specializing in the accurate diagnosis of diseases through laboratory testing and tissue analysis. He has expertise in clinical pathology, hematology, microbiology, and histopathology, ensuring precise and timely results to guide effective patient care. With a meticulous approach and strong analytical skills, Dr. Sharma plays a vital role in supporting physicians and enhancing patient outcomes through reliable diagnostic insights.    

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Education:

BDS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Sushrutha M. is an ambitious Dentist who completed her BDS degree from JSS Dental College and Hospital. In 2019, she pursued a Postgraduate Certification course in Esthetic Dentistry from M.S. Ramaiah Dental College. Fluent in English, she possesses six years of clinical experience.

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Education:

MBBS

Professional Bio:

Dr. Utkarsh Sharma is an experienced General Pathologist specializing in the accurate diagnosis of diseases through laboratory testing and tissue analysis. He has expertise in clinical pathology, hematology, microbiology, and histopathology, ensuring precise and timely results to guide effective patient care. With a meticulous approach and strong analytical skills, Dr. Sharma plays a vital role in supporting physicians and enhancing patient outcomes through reliable diagnostic insights.    

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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