Understanding Occasional Blood in Stool: A Gastrointestinal Concern
Occasionally, there is a small amount of blood in the stool? Hello, doctor. At the beginning of February this year, I started feeling a tremor in my head, and on two occasions while standing, I felt blood rushing to my head. At that time, I was regularly donating blood, and my bl...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, sir. You may first visit the gastroenterology department to check for occult blood in your stool, and medication adjustments will be made based on the findings. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Chen Shidian.[Read More] Understanding Occasional Blood in Stool: A Gastrointestinal Concern
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns Beyond Cancer
Blood in stool? In recent days, I have been experiencing blood in my stool, and the amount of bleeding is significant. Usually, the bleeding starts after a bowel movement. When I wipe with toilet paper, there is a sticky substance, and when I wipe that area, the bleeding stops. T...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, you can visit the gastroenterology outpatient clinic for a rectal/colonoscopy examination for confirmation. There's no need to overthink or worry. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Chen Shidian[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns Beyond Cancer
Understanding Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Blood in the stool? Hello Doctor: I recently visited the doctor due to discomfort in my stomach. The doctor conducted blood tests, an ultrasound, and a fecal occult blood test, all of which were normal. However, over the past two days, I have noticed a small amount of blood at th...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: If new symptoms arise, you can return for further evaluation. However, the more likely conditions are anal fissures, hemorrhoids, or proctitis, with cancer being a very rare possibility. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Blood in Stool: Anal Fissures vs. Hemorrhoids
Blood in stool, anal fissure, hemorrhoids? Hello Doctor: My usual bowel habit is once a day or once every two days, but I didn't have a bowel movement yesterday. Today, when I wiped after having a bowel movement, I noticed bright red blood, but it was gone after wiping again...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, ma'am. Painless bleeding is often associated with internal hemorrhoids. It's common for healthy individuals to experience some bleeding from internal hemorrhoids, especially during constipation. Therefore, you can monitor the situation. If the bleeding persists, ...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Anal Fissures vs. Hemorrhoids
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Persistent bloody stools for almost a week? Hello, doctor. I previously experienced occasional rectal bleeding, but it would resolve on its own within two to three days. Recently, however, the bleeding has become very severe over the past week. The blood is bright red and separat...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: The likelihood of bleeding from internal and external hemorrhoids is relatively high. It is recommended to consult a colorectal specialist. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: Possible Causes
Abdominal pain with diarrhea and bleeding? Hello Doctor: I have been experiencing lower abdominal pain for several days (just below the navel). My bowel movements started off loose and unformed (the color was dark brown). Usually, after I finish, my stomach still hurts, and when ...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: The likelihood of bleeding caused by enteritis is relatively high. The bleeding from a hemangioma is often bright red. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: Possible Causes
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Blood in the stool? Hello Doctor, I have been experiencing blood (bright red) on toilet paper after bowel movements for the past 10 days. It is quite painful when the stool is passing through the anus (I usually have softer stools). I visited a colorectal specialist who performed...
Dr. Lin Minghui Reply:
1. It is recommended to follow up with a colorectal specialist. 2. Straining during bowel movements, including hard stools, can exacerbate hemorrhoids and anal fissures, with severe anal fissures potentially causing bleeding. 3. After hemorrhoid ligation, there may be slight blee...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Understanding Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Bowel issues Hello, Dr. Yang. I would like to ask about a situation that occurred about two weeks ago. I noticed blood when I had a bowel movement, with red streaks remaining on the toilet paper. However, I didn't see a doctor because my menstrual period started a week later...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Ms. Elly, based on your description, I recommend that you schedule a colonoscopy with a gastroenterologist for your peace of mind. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Morning Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Help?
Upon waking up, there is a slight discomfort in the intestines, but it is not very pronounced? Hello, Dr. Yang! Every morning when I wake up, I feel a slight pain in my intestines. Occasionally, but not often, there is blood in my stool, which is bright red. I also notice some bl...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Anonymous, Based on your description, it seems that the young individuals mostly have internal hemorrhoids and anal fissures. It is recommended to have a gastroenterologist evaluate the situation and possibly arrange for further examinations. Changhua Hospital cares about ...[Read More] Morning Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Help?
Understanding Mucus and Blood in Stool: Should You Worry About Colon Cancer?
Expelling mucus with slight blood streaks? Hello! I sometimes experience constipation, but I don't have a preference for meat. Recently, for about six months, I have been having some issues (I previously visited a proctologist who noted a slight external hemorrhoid). Sometim...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, Miss. The likelihood of colorectal cancer seems low, but it is still recommended to check for fecal occult blood or undergo a sigmoidoscopy. You may schedule an appointment with the gastroenterology department. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Chen Shidian.[Read More] Understanding Mucus and Blood in Stool: Should You Worry About Colon Cancer?
Should You Get a Colonoscopy for Blood in Stool and Abdominal Pain?
Abdominal pain and bowel movements? Hello, doctor. For the past three months, I have noticed blood in my stool about once a month. The amount is small, but it is bright red and somewhat sticky. There is no blood when I wipe after using the toilet. I usually experience abdominal p...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: You can first consult a gastroenterologist or a colorectal specialist for an evaluation to determine if a colonoscopy is necessary. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-Shun.[Read More] Should You Get a Colonoscopy for Blood in Stool and Abdominal Pain?
Persistent Food Sensation in Throat and Blood in Stool: What to Do?
Food is stuck in the throat, and there is blood in the stool? Hello Dr. Lin, About half a month ago, I experienced indigestion and took some antacids, which resolved the issue after a few days. On February 15th, Monday, I noticed a small amount of blood in my stool, but my bowe...
Dr. Lin Minghui Reply:
1. If food feels stuck in the throat, it is advisable to pay attention to dietary habits, avoid overeating, eat at a moderate pace, and limit the intake of fried foods that are hard to digest. If symptoms persist, an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy is recommended to check for ga...[Read More] Persistent Food Sensation in Throat and Blood in Stool: What to Do?
Understanding Bloating and Gas: Causes of Burping and Blood in Stool
When eating or drinking, gas may rise from the stomach to the mouth? Hello Doctor: During the New Year, I remember feeling very bloated all day, and then when I got home at night to have a bowel movement, I expelled a large amount of blood, but it didn't hurt. After that, I ...
Dr. Cai Jinji Reply:
It is recommended to visit a hospital for a detailed consultation and examination by a physician to determine the specific issue.[Read More] Understanding Bloating and Gas: Causes of Burping and Blood in Stool
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
There is a large amount of blood in the stool? Hello, I have been experiencing blood in my stool for the past few days (but there is no pain), and there is a significant amount of blood, both on the toilet paper and in the toilet bowl. Most of the blood is bright red, but there a...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: The likelihood of it being hemorrhoids is still higher. If necessary, you can consult a colorectal specialist. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Blood in Stool and Bloating: What You Need to Know
Blood in the stool and abdominal distension? I have been experiencing gastrointestinal bloating and diarrhea for almost two weeks. Yesterday, I went to the hospital for an examination, and the doctor used an X-ray, which showed a lot of air in my gastrointestinal tract. The docto...
Dr. Cai Jinji Reply:
If there is blood, it is recommended to consult a colorectal surgeon for further evaluation and examination.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool and Bloating: What You Need to Know
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Hello doctor, for the past two days, after I have a bowel movement, there has been a streak of red on the toilet paper when I wipe. I usually don't drink much water or eat vegetables. What could be the issue?
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Anonymous Miss, based on the symptoms you described and your age, it is likely that you are experiencing anal fissures or internal hemorrhoids. I recommend increasing your intake of fruits and vegetables and engaging in regular exercise. If the symptoms persist, please consu...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Blood in Stool: Should You Worry About Hemorrhoids or Cancer?
Blood in stool? Recently, I've noticed blood on the toilet paper after having a bowel movement, and there is also a bit of blood on the surface of the stool and in the toilet, all of which is bright red. However, I don't have any other discomfort. The color and shape of...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: The presence of fresh blood in the stool is usually related to issues near the anus (such as hemorrhoids or anal fissures, which are the most common). It is recommended to have a bowel movement daily, regardless of the amount, and to increase your intake of fluids and fibe...[Read More] Blood in Stool: Should You Worry About Hemorrhoids or Cancer?
Can Dietary Changes Help with Blood in Stool Issues?
If there is blood in your stool, can dietary adjustments help improve the situation? Recently, I have noticed blood on the toilet paper when I have a bowel movement. At first, I thought it was just the start of my menstrual period, so I used a pad, but it turned out not to be my ...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Ms. Feng: Based on your symptoms, it is recommended that you schedule a sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy at the hospital. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Can Dietary Changes Help with Blood in Stool Issues?
Understanding Stomach Pain and Blood in Stool: Causes and Solutions
Stomach discomfort and bloody stools? Hello Dr. Tsai: Recently, for the past 1 to 2 months, I have been experiencing frequent stomach discomfort and pain, particularly at night, with symptoms worsening in cold weather, leading to gastroesophageal reflux. In the past two days, I h...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: If the stool color is normal, the bleeding is more likely to be related to issues near the anus or rectum, with the majority being hemorrhoids. As for gastroesophageal reflux, it is recommended not to eat too much for dinner, avoid greasy foods, and refrain from eating for...[Read More] Understanding Stomach Pain and Blood in Stool: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Blood in the stool? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask about a recent issue. When I use the restroom and wipe, there is blood on the toilet paper, but only the first wipe shows blood; the second wipe does not. Could this be a problem with my intestines or possibly hemorrhoids? Tha...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Ms. Duck, due to the increasing incidence of colorectal cancer at a younger age and the presence of blood in your stool, it is advisable to undergo further examination (such as a colonoscopy) for your safety. Changhua Hospital cares about your health.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help