Hemorrhoids
Some hemorrhoids feel like a lump. Examination distinguishes them from other changes.
Learn about hemorrhoidsA lump in or around the anus
An anal lump? Address the problem causing it.
Dr. Eduardo Navarro examines the lump and accompanying symptoms to recommend appropriate care. You do not need a diagnosis beforehand.
Dr. Eduardo Navarro LaraColorectal surgeon · Colon, rectum and anus
Prompt care
Seek prompt medical attention if the area becomes very painful, hot or red
Also seek care if it grows quickly or comes with fever, chills, pus, heavy bleeding or dizziness. Do not wait for a WhatsApp reply.
Understanding the change
Location and symptoms help identify the cause
Pain, swelling, bleeding or discharge provide important information alongside the exact location of the lump.
A private examination allows the doctor to assess the area and explain the findings clearly.
Helpful information
Assessment considers the lump and accompanying symptoms
Describing these changes helps make consultation more useful. You do not need every answer before attending.
How it began helps explain the change
Mention whether it appeared overnight, changed size or keeps returning.
Pain, itching, bleeding or discharge also matter
Describe these signs to help identify the cause of the lump.
The location changes the questions asked during consultation
A change beside the anus is assessed differently from one in the buttock cleft or near the tailbone.
Specialist consultation
Consultation identifies the lump and establishes the next step
Assessment combines the history of the change, focused examination and medical history.
Schedule a consultation- 01
Understand how the change developed
The doctor asks when it appeared, what symptoms accompany it and how it has changed.
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Examine the area privately
Examination assesses location, appearance and findings that guide care.
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Establish the next step
If further assessment or treatment is needed, the doctor explains the purpose and options.
Specialist care
Have the change assessed by a colorectal surgeon
Dr. Eduardo Navarro Lara treats colon, rectal and anal problems. Consultation answers questions and guides the next step with a clear explanation.
Explore Dr. Eduardo Navarro's trainingConsultation locations
Ask about assessment appointments in Zapopan
Our support team helps you check times and choose an available location.
Unidad Médica Shakespeare
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Torre de Consultorios Ángeles Andares
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Frequently asked questions
What to know about an anal lump
Is an anal lump always a hemorrhoid?
No. It may also be an abscess, cyst or another change. Examination helps identify it.
When should I seek prompt care?
Seek prompt medical attention if the area becomes very painful, hot or red, grows quickly or comes with fever, chills, pus, heavy bleeding or dizziness. Do not wait for a WhatsApp reply.
Can a photograph identify it?
This is not recommended. Location, appearance and other findings are best assessed during a private consultation.
Do I need to send photographs to ask about appointments?
No. Simply request an assessment to ask about times. You do not need to send photographs or clinical details via WhatsApp.
Next step
Schedule an assessment for an anal lump
Care for patients in Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area. Consult Dr. Eduardo Navarro at either Zapopan location to assess the change and identify what needs care.