An anal abscess is a collection of pus beneath the skin caused by the blockage and infection of the secretory glands in the anal region.

These are cauliflower-like lesions caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), occurring around the anus or inside the anal canal.

It is a tear in the sensitive skin tissue at the anal opening. It usually occurs after passing hard stools.

It is a condition where shed hairs in the tailbone area penetrate the skin, enter the subcutaneous tissue, and form a cystic structure there.

An anal fistula is an abnormal, inflamed tunnel that forms between the bowel surface inside the anus and the skin on the outside.

Hemorrhoids are a condition characterized by the dilation, prolapse (sagging), and outward protrusion of blood vessels (venous cushions) in the anal region.