Lump Between Anus And Vagina

Dr. Pramod Kumar SharmaMBBS, MDEndocrinologist

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Get her tsh test done to status of thyroid. If on self examination there is any distinct lump or visibleswelling or localized change in colouror discharge from nipple, investigate further. 

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Dr. G.R. AgrawalDHMS (Hons.)Homeopathy Doctor

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Hi, lybrate user, Application of iud might obstruct your period with thick discharge and lump, can't be declared cancer of vulva . Tk, Homoeo medicine ,underlying: @ Sepia 30ch -5 drops,thrice. @ Sabina 30ch-5 drops, thrice. Avoid , junk food,alcohol and Nicotine . Tk, care. 

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Dr. Col Manoj Kumar GuptaMBBSGeneral Physician

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Hello. Please consult a gynaecologist asap for thorough examination of your genital organs. Take complete treatment. As you say that you are 25 and you been together for 6 yrs. Hope you did not have sex early leading to injury to your private parts. So do notignore and take gynaecologist consultation asap to rule out any injury. 

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Dr. Rahul GuptaMD-Ayurveda, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine & Surgery (BAMS)Sexologist

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Hello- If you have had unprotected oral sex (or unprotected vaginal or anal sex), seek medical advice if you notice any of these signs or symptoms: itches, rashes, lumps or blisters in or around the genitals, vagina, anus or mouth. unusual vaginal discharge. discharge from the penis. irritation, pain or burning when you urinate. 

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Dr. Bhagyesh PatelMS - General Surgery, FMAS.LaparoscopyGeneral Surgeon

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Hello dear Lybrate user, Warm welcome to Lybrate.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly. Food to be avoided are non veg, spicy,oily, junk foods for reasons of again appearance and best further management, consult in private to get best guidelines Hope this clears your query. Wishing you fine recovery. 

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Dr. Sajeev KumarC.S.C, D.C.H, M.B.B.SGeneral Physician

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The most common side effects of are: dry skin, itching, rash, dry nose, nosebleeds, cracks in the corners of the mouth, dry mouth, dry lips, 

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Dr. Mohammed FaizalCCAH, BHMSHomeopath

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All lumps or tumours are not cancer. And aslo blood in stool may be starting of piles. Back pain may be associated with your works. But for correct diagnosis you have to consult a near by doctor soon. Simply suspecting of cancer and fearing is not good for health of body and mind. So without delaying the time please consult a nearby doctor and confirm the diagnosis. 

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Dr. Sunita JonwalMD - Gynaecology, MD-GYNECGynaecologist

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Hello there, your mother need to consult a doctor personally for proper check up. So according to her problem she can get proper treatment. For chronic lump or extra growth there is non surgical treatment available in ayurveda. With the help of medicine it will dissolve. 

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Dr. Praveen ChaudharyPGD In Ultraasonography, Non Invasive Cardiology Course, MD - Medicine, MBBSGeneral Physician

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Vulval itching Itchiness of the vulva is almost never caused by a sexually transmitted infection, but is usually a result of thrush or a skin condition. The lips of the vulva (the labia) are covered by ordinary skin, so the area can be affected by conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. And sometimes only the vulval skin is affected, so the diagnosis may come as a surprise. The usual mistake with vulval itching is to assume that you have thrush, and keep on applying anti-thrush creams that you have bought from a pharmacy. This may actually worsen the condition, because you can become allergic to some of the ingredients. If an anti-thrush cream does not deal with the problem within a few days, or if the itching comes back, see your doctor. If you have a skin condition, and not thrush, you need the appropriate treatment. This section explains the most common causes of vulval itching and what you can do about them. And you can find more information about thrush and trichomoniasis in the section on genital infections. Thrush is a fungal infection caused by Candida albicans. About 1 woman in 5 has Candida in her vagina without it causing any symptoms. Hormones in the vaginal secretions and the friendly vaginal bacteria keep it at bay. But problems can arise when this natural balance becomes upset, and the Candida multiplies. Thrush does not always cause a discharge – the main symptom is itching or soreness, and this gets worse in the week before a period. If there is a discharge, it is usually only slight, does not smell and looks like cottage cheese. Trichomoniasis. Infection with Trichomonas vaginalis can be itchy. Psoriasis is a skin condition that can be extremely itchy when the genitals are involved. The skin usually becomes bright red, often with painful cracks. The affected area may extend to the groin and to around the back passage (the anus) and between the buttocks. Psoriasis on other parts of the body is scaly (check your scalp, knees and elbows), but in the vulval area it tends to be smooth. You can have psoriasis on the vulva without having it anywhere else on your body. Lichen sclerosus is another extremely itchy skin condition affecting the vulva. The itching is often so bad that it can affect a sufferer's sleep. It is most common around the menopause and in girls just before puberty, though it can occur at any age. Its cause is a mystery. The skin looks thin and pale, and the area around the anus may also be affected. If it is not treated, the lips of the vulva eventually shrink, the vaginal opening narrows and sex becomes painful and can tear the skin. Treatment of this condition is simple, and your doctor can prescribe a special steroid cream. Allergies and sensitivities can cause redness and itching. The vulval area seems to be very sensitive to chemicals, probably because the vulva is moist and warm conditions that favour the absorption of chemicals by the skin. It is possible to develop an allergy to almost any chemical substance that comes into contact with the vulva, such as may be present in: skin creams (including anti-thrush creams) perfumes in soaps, bubble baths, shower gels and shampoos disinfectants washing powders and fabric softeners clothing dye (especially yellow) self-adhesive sanitary pads deodorants (including ‘intimate’ ones). In the past, it was thought that the enzymes in bio washing powders were particularly likely to cause an itchy allergy, but this seems to be a myth (British Journal of Dermatology 2008; 158:1177–81). Excessive washing can irritate the vulval area. Older women who may find it difficult to get into a bath may worry about personal hygiene, with the result that they wash the area too much. There is no need to wash several times a day – once is sufficient. Vulval intraepithelial neoplasia is a condition that usually affects older women, and causes itchiness in only a small area. It occurs because the skin in that area has become abnormal. There is a risk that it could develop into a skin cancer of the vulva, so it is important to see your doctor if you suspect you have this condition. Cancer of the vulva is very rare, and tends to affect mainly older women; itching can be the first sign, or there may be a lump or a sore. Stress or anxiety can cause itching. When you are stressed or anxious, your nervous system is on alert, and small sensations can become amplified into unpleasant itching or even pain. So it is not imaginary, it is real. What you can do about vulval itching Start by trying to eliminate anything that could be causing an allergy or sensitivity – look at the dos and don’ts for vulval problems. Avoid swimming while you have the irritation – the chlorine may make it worse. If you have been applying cream from the pharmacy for more than 1 week, and you still have the problem, stop using it. You may have developed a sensitivity to one of the ingredients. If the itch is really bad, you may be scratching in your sleep, causing more damage. Keep your fingernails short and wear cotton gloves when you go to bed. 

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Dr. Aanand JAdvanced AestheticsAyurveda

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Generally piles are not so serious and go away on their own after a few days. But they should not be ignored as they can lead to life-threatening conditions such as colorectal cancer. Piles can affect anyone at any age but they mostly affect elderly people, pregnant ladies, and those with spinal cord injuries. Symptoms include blood or mucus discharge after a bowel movement, pain during defecation, red and swollen anus and formation of a hard lump of coagulated blood called thrombosed external hemorrhoid. The good news is that piles at their initial stage can be cured at home. The piles home remedies given below are effective in the treatment of piles. Dried figs: wash 3 to 4 figs and soak them in a glass of water overnight. Eating this on an empty stomach early in the morning and then at night will definitely relieve the pain and swelling of inflamed hemorrhoids. And medicines are abhayarishta and chitrakadi vati. For treatment medicines consult privately any queries inform me. 

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