A three-year-old child discovered a small red flesh tumor in front of the anal opening during defecation. What is the nature of this condition, and what is the treatment method? Could it be an external hemorrhoid, and can such a young child have one?

A five-year-old child experiencing uncontrollable incontinent bowel movements may be suffering from anal diseases and sphincter relaxation. This condition can be treated through surgical methods, and the surgical technique is quite mature. It is recommended to maintain good living habits.

Pediatric anal fissures are chronic fistulas that connect the perianal area with the anal canal, developing from perianal abscesses. They are primarily characterized by recurrent episodes of perianal swelling and pain, followed by rupture and purulent discharge.

A black bubble on a baby’s anus may be caused by a blood blister around the anal area due to infection, or it could be hemorrhoids. Here are the preventive measures and scientific self-help methods.