I have developed a huge spot right on the rim of my anus, think its an in growing hair?

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What is this called and is it dangerouse

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I believe that categorizing this question in the Pets> Dogs section would allow people with more knowledge on dogs to answer your question.

Answer 2

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If its blister like it could be a Pilonidal Sinus:
If it is, it will need to be drained surgically, dont wait for it to get any bigger - go see your doctor as soon as possible.

A pilonidal sinus is an infected tract under the skin, usually between the buttocks, in the natal cleft. It is usually a small cavity containing a tuft of hair and possibly can be oozing pus.

A sinus tract is a small abnormal channel (like a small tunnel) in the body. A tract typically goes from the source of infection, often deep within the body, to the skin's surface. A sinus can be developed after an abscess is cleared (by itself or by medical treatment), then one of more of the small openings (tracts) join the cavity to the skin surface. This is not always the case as some people can develop a pilonidal sinus without ever having a pilonidal abscess.

Anyone can develop a pilonidal sinus. However, it mainly affects people between the age of 16 and 30.

Pilonidal sinus between the buttocks could be caused by ingrown hairs. Due to increase moisture and pressure around the buttocks area, ingrown hairs find it easier to bury into the skin. Pressure around the buttocks inhibits the body to reject the hair and thus allow it to continue to bury deeper until infection occurs

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I'm afraid nobody can tell without at least a description, and since you can't see it...

It could be anything from a haemorrhoid to a mole, a wart (especially if you've had anal sex), cancer (mercifully rare), fistula...

Doctors looking at bum = not fun, but a problem with your anus getting worse and interfering with bowel movements = super not fun

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Answer 6

What do you mean by "huge spot"? Did you look at it with a mirror or something? A "spot" to me means a discoloration of the skin. I have no idea what your spot would be. Is there a lump or bump?

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It is always best to let the doctor see it as some things can indicate something serious

Answer 8

Maybe it's a hairy little mole?
Maybe it's a whopping great boil?
I'm not a doctor...only they can correctly diagnose the spot!

Answer 9

I think you might have Dildo-itis in your anus. Not good at all buddy...unless maybe you are a chick. Then it wouldn't be as gross & wrong.

GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR ANUS!!

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Hemmeroid. Get some cream buddy.