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Anal Skin Tag
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I visited my GP some time ago about a growth on my anus. She said that she wasn't exactly sure what it was but it *looked* like a skin tag and there was nothing that could be done as the NHS don't take skin tags off (fair enough) and dismissed from her surgery. BUT the bloody thing hurts every time I have to wipe myself (and bleeds) and I swear its grown since. If it grows any bigger, Ill be wearing a tail!
I don't mind any ass jokes but seriously, this is starting to get me down as it can be really painful when trying to wipe after toileting.
Personally, I'm not convinced it even looks like a skin tag (Yes Ive looked...in a mirror...and it looks nothing like any skin tag Ive ever seen) and the GP in question is known to my family to be a bit of a health hazard.
What to do? If it IS a skin tag can I get rid of it somehow? (I'll even pay to go private)
Just need it gone.
It really hurts now.
Thanks
I don't mind any ass jokes but seriously, this is starting to get me down as it can be really painful when trying to wipe after toileting.
Personally, I'm not convinced it even looks like a skin tag (Yes Ive looked...in a mirror...and it looks nothing like any skin tag Ive ever seen) and the GP in question is known to my family to be a bit of a health hazard.
What to do? If it IS a skin tag can I get rid of it somehow? (I'll even pay to go private)
Just need it gone.
It really hurts now.
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Anal skin tags do get very large. I have had 2 operations to have them removed, I don't know if that was because I had other problems as well and they just did them at the same time, but they did not say so.
They can also cause hygiene problems and I was at that stage.
I will warn you though it is a very painful recovery
They can also cause hygiene problems and I was at that stage.
I will warn you though it is a very painful recovery
//Considering where it is and it bleeds it could also become infected//
That was my thought also ummm but she didn't seem concerned about it.
Trying to even get into to see a GP nowadays is a job...just cant get past the receptionist. Tried a few weeks ago and ended up just putting the phone down.
Why I was asking if I could have it removed privately (assuming it *IS* a skin tag...she didn't seem to know!
That was my thought also ummm but she didn't seem concerned about it.
Trying to even get into to see a GP nowadays is a job...just cant get past the receptionist. Tried a few weeks ago and ended up just putting the phone down.
Why I was asking if I could have it removed privately (assuming it *IS* a skin tag...she didn't seem to know!
//If it is a skin tag and it is bleeding then that will be an indication for removal on the NHS.//
Sqad, I was told emphatically (by GP in question) that NHS will not remove tags??
//It could well be a pile //
Ive been treated for piles before (internal) but surely a GP would be able to identify a pile (external)?
Just to be clear its on the rear end (no pun) of my anus, basically just on the edge of the anus and skin.
Sqad, I was told emphatically (by GP in question) that NHS will not remove tags??
//It could well be a pile //
Ive been treated for piles before (internal) but surely a GP would be able to identify a pile (external)?
Just to be clear its on the rear end (no pun) of my anus, basically just on the edge of the anus and skin.
My first one got to the size of about a large broad bean, and they found a smaller one just inside, so removed both at the same time. I was back 3 years later for another 2. You will need a cushion with a hole in it to sit on. The best thing was sinking to a very warm bath. Last thing consultant said to me was we will be seeing each other again, and yes, I can feel another small one now.