There is a small fleshy lump outside the female anus

Girls are more shy. Sometimes they are too embarrassed to say directly when they feel uncomfortable, especially in some more private parts of the body. If a girl has anal discomfort, she feels there is a small lump on her anus and it hurts when she has a bowel movement, in this case they will choose to ask privately online or ask a female doctor. What is the reason for a small bump outside a woman's anus?

It is a mole, an external mole. It is the flap of skin around the anus. Wash or take a sitz bath with hot water every day. Keep your bowel movements smooth and not dry every day. Eat more vegetables and fruits. Don't eat spicy food and don't drink alcohol. Don't sit or stand for long periods of time. It will shrink slowly. No need to deal with it now. As long as it doesn't make it worse.

Hemorrhoids, the name of a disease, is a soft venous mass formed by the expansion and bending of the venous plexus under the mucosa of the terminal rectum and the skin of the anal canal. It is also known as hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids, hemorrhoid disease, and hemorrhoidal disease. Hemorrhoids referred to in medicine include internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids. It is a chronic disease in which the venous plexus at the bottom of the anorectum and anal mucosa becomes varicose, forming one or more soft venous masses. According to clinical observations and statistical survey results, there are significant differences in the prevalence of the disease among patients in different occupations. Clinically, the prevalence of the disease is significantly higher among government officials, car drivers, salesmen, and teachers.

Why do you get hemorrhoids?

1. When people are standing or sitting, the anus and rectum are located at the lower part. Due to the pressure of gravity and internal organs, blood return is affected, and the veins are prone to dilation and bending. Therefore, people who often stand or sit are prone to hemorrhoids.

2. If you don’t exercise enough, intestinal motility will decrease, and stool will move slowly, which will also lead to habitual constipation.

3. Exposure to cold or heat, constipation, diarrhea, excessive drinking and eating spicy food can all irritate the anus and rectum.

4. Diseases such as cirrhosis, liver congestion, incomplete compensation of cardiac function, intra-abdominal tumors, prostatic hypertrophy, etc. can increase intra-abdominal pressure and form hemorrhoids, and of course pregnancy is also included.

5. There are also some lifestyle problems, such as overeating, eating refined foods often, or holding back bowel movements, squatting on the toilet for too long, etc., which are all causes of hemorrhoids.

Tips for preventing hemorrhoids

1. Contract your anus. Consciously doing anal contractions 3-5 times a day can enhance sphincter function and promote local blood circulation.

2. Massage the anus. Anal massage can improve local blood circulation and prevent the occurrence of hemorrhoids.

3. Take a sitz bath. Taking a hot water sitz bath after defecation can not only clean the dirt in the skin folds of the anus, but also promote local blood circulation, which is important for maintaining the cleanliness and physiological function of the anus.