How Do You Treat Perianal Skin Tags?
Perianal skin tags can be a nuisance, itchy and overall just uncomfortable. They can be easily confused with other anal conditions such as hemorrhoids or anal tears because they vary in appearance from person to person. But basically, skin tags are extra skin bumps that hang from the skin, like a miniature tube. They can match the color of your skin and are common in spots that attract moisture or irritation. Determine if your perianal skin tag is problematic for you. If you are experiencing any itchiness or pain, the skin tag may have to be removed. However, if you do not experience any symptoms, keep a careful eye on that area and if it starts causing you any issues, it should be treated and removal options considered. Go to your doctor’s office. Perianal skin tags, if removed at home by scissors or tying off, could lead to infection; therefore, it is much safer and recommended that you see your doctor for its removal. A doctor will take a biopsy to determine if it is indeed a skin t
