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This looks like a haemorrhoid (may be thrombosed). Doesn't look like an abscess. But still you need to see a surgeon to examine it fully and make sure there is no other internal pathology. Try some anusol cream (I don't know if it is available in Egypt) and daflon 500 mg. Avoid constipation and use some laxatives.

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Sorry I can't reply in Arabic as I don't have an Arabic keyboard. You can translate the answer in google translate.I depends on what type of hernia you had and the place of tissue plane the mesh was put in. It is completely normal to have this type of burning sensation and niggle for some time after the operation up to 6 months. Hernia meshes are known to cause pain from time to time, as long as the pain is not severe and there is no swelling or redness over the wound site, no need to worry. If you notice any severe pain or redness or large swelling over the wound site, you need to see your surgeon. To avoid complications: you need to stop smoking if you smoke, lose some weight if you are overweight, control your blood sugar if you are diabetic and avoid heavy lifting for few weeks.

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It may be many things, may be haemorrhoid or fissure or a skin tag or some other things. You need to see a doctor preferably a surgeon to take history and do examination to be able to tell you what it is and what needs to be done for it if need be.

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This is completely normal and physiological at your age. It is just a part of extended puberty. I should resolve with time. You just need to do some basic hormonal checks to make sure your hormonal levels are normal.