Top of the page Check Your Symptoms. Rectal problems are common. Almost everyone will experience some rectal itching, pain, or bleeding at some time during his or her life. These problems are often minor and may go away on their own or with home treatment.
What Is a Perianal Hematoma and How Is It Treated?
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A perianal hematoma is a pool of blood that collects in the tissue surrounding the anus. Not all perianal hematomas require treatment. However, some need to be drained during a simple in-office procedure. If a blood clot has formed, a doctor will need to remove it.
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For most people, the signs and symptoms of hemorrhoids—itchiness, swelling, discomfort—will be mild and respond to home remedies. Rarely, hemorrhoids that cause significant blood loss or a blood clot can be life-threatening. Hemorrhoids on the outside of the anus are known as external hemorrhoids.