Constant itching and lumps in the anus area can be indicative of anal cancer. According to data from the National Cancer Institute (Inca), the tumor is rare, and represents 1% to 2% of all colorectal carcinomas.

Gynecologist and colposcopist Julie Bowringm, from the London Gynecology clinic, in the United Kingdom, explains, in an interview with The Sun newspaper, that some apparently harmless signs may be symptoms of the disease. The expert also recalls that many cases are not diagnosed at an early stage because of the stigma that exists around the disease.

Most of the time, when the tumor is detected in its early stages, treatment for anal cancer is simple and the chances of cure are high. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to some common signs of the condition. Check out:

Itch

Itching in the lower anus area can be caused by many reasons, such as sweating, underwear that is too tight, excessive cleaning between the buttocks, or even hemorrhoids. The expert’s indication is to consult a health professional to investigate the cause of the nuisance and rule out more serious problems.

bleeding

According to the colposcopist, although bleeding is one of the most worrying signs of anal cancer, it is one of the least common. It can be caused by breaks in the lining of the large intestine near the anus, causing pain and bleeding when you have a bowel movement. Sores can still happen due to pregnancy or constipation.

Bleeding should always be examined by a general practitioner, as the presence of blood in the stool or anus can also be a sign of bowel cancer.

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lumps

The presence of lumps or small elevations of skin around the anal canal or on the buttocks may be a sign of cancer in the area. Lumps are usually very small and even have the same skin color – so many people don’t even notice their presence. Look carefully for any unusual elevations in the region.

Warts, on the other hand, can evolve and become uncomfortable and more noticeable to the naked eye, especially if they are grouped together. When discovered early, there are more treatment options, including freezing them with liquid nitrogen or applying ointments.

Ache

Pain in the rectum when defecating or at rest can be a symptom of anal cancer, depending on where the tumor is located. If the pain is accompanied by bleeding, you should immediately consult a doctor.

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