rectal bleeding and lumps in my anus, what do i have? picture included

Jordan,

You say you have an appointment in 3 weeks so before then you should do everything you can to try and make your life a little easier. If you can do anythng to avoid the op I would strongly recommend it. The op is not fun. But you may need to change your diet and things as soon as you can to try to make your life easier-that way when you go to the doc you will have done everything on your side to help.

Make sure you are drinking lots of water everyday. This is very important - don't let up on this.

Try to cut out meat and dairy as much as you can - just cut down if you can - these things are harder to digest.

Add lots of veggies to your diet, if possible, these things will help - Oats, leafy green veggies, berries, figs, prunes, apples, pears, cocout water, broccoli, water melon, beetroot, tomatoes, raw veggies, citrus - lemons, oranges, limes, olive oil, avocado oil, chia seeds, flax seeds, pineapple.

Eat regulary - 3 or 4 times a day - even if it's smaller meals. 

If yu can soak in a warm bath tub or Sitz bath try that a few times a day. (Don't sit ont he Sitz too long a I feel this put soe pressure on you but the warm water will help).

Most important - can you get Psyllium? I would say this is number 1 after water. ot sure what country you are in. Could be called metamucil. Mix this is a small water bottle and shake it with cold water and rink quickly after mixing. follow down with lots of water. If you leave it - it gets thick and is hard to drink.

This is all my personal opinion but don't expect your docs to fix everthign - try to do as many of htese htings as you can and see if life becoems easier. If you can fix it yourself - the Psyllium will help a huge amount - then you may just need to change you diet. (I take about 3 teaspoons mixed with lots of water everynight - some people take more - it's hard to stir into water - a lot easier to shake up in a bottle)

 I hope things go better for you.

Happy New Year.

Hi Jordan.  I had a similar situation a year ago and I am not sure if this will help you but I tried it and have found long term relief ever since.  Like you, I went to a couple of GP's and specialists and they found no pathology so I went to an ND and he recommended changes in lifestyle (sleep, diet, exercise) and reducing stress levels.  I understood that I was running myself to the ground on a daily basis so I gradually changed some of those things.  I dropped the cheese and other dairy products.  I stopped using white flour.  I incorporated more greens (kale, collards, turnips, mustard) into my diet and cut down on the meat  (no more than 100 grams per day).  He said to sit on the toilet for only the amount of time it takes to have a bowel movement.  He also recommended sitz baths and washing instead of wiping.  He recommended taking a good probiotic so I did.  What was peculiar, however, was his recommendation to saute the miniature purple onions (usually sold in a little net bag) in butter and eat them (6-10 onions) each day.  In about two weeks, the bumps and bleeding just stopped.  This is not some miracle diet sales pitch.  The bleeding stopped and has yet to return.  The bumps are gone and there is no soreness.  I hope this helps.

Jordan, I sent you a reply an hour ago but for reason it's being moderated. You will see that it's very similar to what camdenbuck says. Check your diet and make some changes. You want to do everything you can to avoid the operation, it's can be very painful (I can't stress that enough)  and 6 months later it looks like i have to go back for corrective surgery to fix what they messed up the first time.

Check your diet. Drink lots of water . Take Psylllium. 

As eveyone say, change your diet may be everything. I understand it can be very stressful. First, make sure your stool is soft everyday. Drink plenty of water, literally. My dr did not recommended take an excessive fiber since it may bulken up your stool. Things will get worse wothout drinking plenty of fluid.

I haven't looked at the photos but from what you write it highly likely that you have hemorrhoids. they can be(are) painful when they develop into external ones. long story short, check your diet, drink lots of water and try using suppositories and laxatives. having a sitz bath everyday also helps reduce the pain. from what I've read on this forum, try your best to avoid having a surgery. lots of luck

UPDATE (5th Jan 2017)

first i wanted to thank you all for the replies 

so ive been today at the proctolog doctor

he checked me once again and told me i had several internal hemorroids, he basicly said that my internal rectum is full of them but arent inflamed

he said the bleeding probly comes from there. i asked him about procedure to tie them with a rubber, im not sure how its called in english but some here probly know what i mean, when the doctor ties one of the hemorroids with a rubber and then it should fall after couple days but the doctor didnt want to perform it, he said it would only help temporary and that this procedure would not heal the problem so once again he told me to go into certain diet, gave me some candles to use for 3 weeks 3 times a day called "procto glyvenol", didnt use it yet but he said it supose to help with shrinking them abit. the doctor told me that diet is the key and keeping stools soft. he told me that if i dont get into strict diet that i might suffer from this condition for the rest of my life and will eventualy find myself in a surgery or even several of them as usualy those conditions come back after surgery aswell... he forword me to a dietanic that would make for me a schedule meals and tell me exacly what to eat. i was affraid that i might have something with colon and asked i should make another colonoscopy test and he said no since i had one 3 years ago and it showd nothing.. i asked him what about the external hemorroids wich i thought i had (shown in the picture in my original post) and he said that those arent external hemmoroid but skin tag wich caused by the interntal ones. im really our of my mind with this situation. im a skinny guy and cutting down most of that food will make me be in a bad lose weight.. i really dont know what to do..

was he right to insist not to make any procedure?? should i see another proctologyst??

 

Few quick inputs based on recent recovery I made due to a nice Doctor and by grace of god -

1 Stop taking Red Chilli and High spicy food

2 Increase fruit (papaya is best) and fibrous food specially as a starting food in breakfast

3 Increase water intake

4 after passing poo immediately take hot water dip bath ( Sytz Bath for 10 to 15 min

5 Wear surgical glove and apply Sucral Ano ointment st anus and inside try to push gently haemorohid if it is external

6 Try yoga ( search gaumukh asan on YouTube)

7 Take medicine Hilo 2 cap in morning and 2 in night or its equivalent...

8 Apply baby rash free cream before sleeping on affected area ( preferably check for Zinc Oxide with approximately 40%)

9 I also took homeopathic medicine after slight relief.

10 If pain is severe take pain killer like ibuprofene

Above helped me escape surgery and I recovered in 2 week time

I hope above will help you wishing speedy recovery take care