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I have had small pimple-like bumps near the external anus for three days with earlier itchiness and a mild burning sensation, but no pain or bleeding. Are these piles or something else? What medication should I use?
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I have had small pimple-like bumps near the external anus for three days with earlier itchiness and a mild burning sensation, but no pain or bleeding. Are these piles or something else? What medication should I use?
Asked by Male, 45 · 2 months ago
Small pimple like bumps near the anus with itchiness and mild burning are more commonly due to local skin irritation, allergic reaction, minor infection, or blocked glands rather than piles because piles usually present as swollen veins with pain, bleeding, or pressure, so it is best to consult your doctor for proper examination and confirmation. They can then advise the appropriate treatment based on the exact cause, rather than starting any medication on your own.
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Possible Causes
- The bumps could be due to hemorrhoids, folliculitis, or perianal dermatitis. Hemorrhoids often cause itching and mild burning but typically involve pain or bleeding.
Symptoms to Monitor
- Watch for changes like increased pain, bleeding, or discharge. Seek medical advice if these occur.
Initial Self-care Measures
- Maintain hygiene with gentle cleaning. Use warm sitz baths to alleviate symptoms.
Medication Recommendation
- Consider using Sitcom LD Rectal Cream, which contains Lidocaine for pain relief. A prescription is required.
When to Consult a Doctor
- If symptoms persist or worsen after a week, consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Answered 2 months ago