Giant Mushroom-Like Fibroepithelial Anal Polyp Associated with Hemorrhoidal Disease

Abstract

A fibroepithelial anal polyp is a benign mesenchymal tumor that typically develops from the hypertrophic anal papilla in response to anoderm irritation, damage, or infection. Long-term lymph stasis is thought to contribute to the process. It can be single or multiple, and it is usually small. It can sometimes enlarge and cause symptoms like itching and wetness in the anal region, lowering one's quality of life. It is rarely necessary to rely solely on surgical intervention. It is frequently excised as part of other proctological procedures. It is uncommon in the clinic for them to cause intermittent intestinal obstruction and obstruct the anal region. We aimed to present a case that resulted in intermittent subileus attacks, chronic constipation, and surgical intervention.