Bumps Appear Around The Anus?

doctor, I have a lump on my buttocks about 1 cm in diameter. The texture is hard and if you press it it hurts, but it doesn’t have eyes like boils. It belongs to what disease and how to treat it?
1 Answer:
Hi Diya,
The emergence of lumps around the buttocks can be caused by various things. If the lump is on the surface of the skin (obviously there is a protrusion of the skin) then the lump is referred to as a papule which is generally dense and well-defined (<1cm in size). Here are some things that can cause papules:
Skin irritation, allergic reactions Fungal infections Ulcers (folliculitis) Blockages in the oil glands or sweat glands (apocrine glands) Acne etc. Apart from papules, lumps around the buttocks can also be caused by the following conditions:
Genital warts or warts Cysts Benign tumors of the skin Skin-tags or excess skin etc. The appearance of lumps around the buttocks is generally not associated with dangerous conditions so you don't have to worry too much about these conditions. However, you should still check with your doctor if the complaint persists so that the doctor can determine the cause of the complaint and provide appropriate treatment.
The doctor will ask your history of complaints, perform a physical examination or supporting examinations such as ultrasound or tissue biopsy. If the complaint is caused by a mild condition such as boils, the doctor can prescribe an antibiotic ointment to treat the condition. However, if the complaint is caused by a cyst or tumor, the treatment performed by the doctor is generally in the form of surgical treatment.
Here are suggestions for you:
Keep your groin area clean in general, try to keep it dry. Avoid squeezing or touching lumps that arise. Use loose and comfortable underwear or pants to prevent irritation. See a doctor immediately if the complaint persists or worsens. Hope this helps,
dr. Budiono