Understanding Blood in Stool: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?
Blood clots in stool? Hello, Dr. Chang. Last week, after drinking a cup of milk tea, I experienced severe abdominal pain and subsequently had diarrhea, which resulted in passing blood in my stool. My anus feels prickly and numb. For the past week, I have been experiencing bloody ...
Dr. Zhang Kebin Reply:
Hello Cindy: You reported that a week ago, after drinking a cup of milk tea, you experienced severe abdominal pain, followed by anal pain and blood in your stool for a week. Considering your age and symptoms, it is indeed possible that hemorrhoids are the cause. However, a defini...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?
Understanding Occult Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Fecal occult blood Hello Dr. Chen, I asked you a question on May 13th. At that time, I mentioned that there were some red spots in my stool. However, from May 14th to May 15th, I did not see any blood, but on May 15th, I experienced diarrhea. I would like to know if I should go t...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
→ Further observation is possible, or a visit to the clinic for a stool occult blood test.[Read More] Understanding Occult Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Blood in Stool: Should I Worry About Colon Cancer at 16?
Fecal occult blood On May 3rd, I experienced mild constipation, but it improved last week. However, I feel that my stool doesn't look very healthy. Today, I suddenly had abdominal pain and urgently needed to use the bathroom. After going home and finishing, I noticed some re...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
A diagnosis should not be made in this manner; it is advisable to observe for a few more days, as it is likely mild bleeding from the anal vessels.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Should I Worry About Colon Cancer at 16?
Understanding Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: Key Insights
Abdominal pain with bowel movement accompanied by blood? Doctor, I had a colonoscopy in October of last year, and the bowel preparation was good with no issues found, except for internal hemorrhoids. In April of this year, I manually removed feces from my rectum, and the next day...
Dr. Zhang Kebin Reply:
Hello Mr. Yang: You inquired about your situation after undergoing a colonoscopy in October of last year. In April of this year, you manually extracted stool from your rectum, which resulted in bleeding the next day, with significant blood on the toilet paper. The bleeding decrea...[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain and Blood in Stool: Key Insights
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Recently, there has been blood in my stool, which has not happened before. I have a history of constipation, and while the stool itself does not appear to have blood, there is blood on the toilet paper when I wipe. However, there is no blood after the second or th...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Hello, Miss Anonymous: It is still recommended that you visit a gastroenterology clinic for a professional evaluation regarding your bloody stools, in order to rule out any specific conditions. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Mucus and Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Mucus in stool with blood? Hello, Doctor. Three months ago, I experienced pain in my lower left abdomen and noticed mucus in my stool, so I went to the hospital for a colonoscopy. The results showed two areas of redness and inflammation in the rectum, which the doctor diagnosed a...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
You can start with medication, and if the rectal bleeding persists, schedule a time for a colonoscopy.[Read More] Understanding Mucus and Blood in Stool: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Blood in Stool: Possible Causes and What to Do
Blood in the stool? Hello doctor, I have blood in my stool (bright red). I can wipe away the blood from the stool with my hand. A few days ago, the doctor examined my anus with his finger and said there were no abnormalities. What illness do I have?
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
It is likely mild internal hemorrhoidal bleeding.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Possible Causes and What to Do
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Blood in the stool? Hello doctor, I have blood in my stool, but it's very minimal. I have to pick up the stool to see the blood, and even then, it's very little. Previously, my stools were sometimes very hard, which caused pain, and there was blood when I wiped. Now, it...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
If it doesn't seem like cancer, it's still a good idea to seek medical consultation and undergo examinations.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Hello doctor, I am 16 years old. I recently noticed blood in my stool. Yesterday, the blood was separated from the stool and was bright red, but today it was mixed in and dark red in some areas, with some parts appearing black. However, today’s bowel movement was ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
It is likely not cancer; it may be bleeding due to friction of microvessels near the anus. If bleeding persists, a rectoscopy (approximately 10 cm) or a sigmoidoscopy (approximately 60 cm) can be performed for examination. Please adjust your diet to include more fruits and vegeta...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues: Blood in Stool and Abdominal Pain
Bowel issues Hello doctor, I am 16 years old and I have the following concerns: (1) I experience abdominal pain immediately after dinner, which leads to a bowel movement (it's not very painful), and I feel fine afterward. (2) There is blood in my stool (separated), not a lot...
Dr. Zhang Kebin Reply:
Hello! If you have any concerns, it is advisable to seek a medical examination (surgical consultation). Thank you![Read More] Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues: Blood in Stool and Abdominal Pain
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Passing a large amount of blood in the stool? Hello doctor, I am currently a university student and have had severe constipation issues since childhood. I am aware that I have internal hemorrhoids, but in the past few days, I have noticed a significant amount of bright red blood ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
It is likely internal hemorrhoid bleeding; further observation is recommended. If there is no improvement, please seek medical attention for topical medication and stool softeners. In general, avoid prolonged sitting and increase physical activity.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Recently, after several bowel movements, the water in the toilet has been stained red with blood. There is mild pain around the anus, and there is blood on the toilet paper after wiping. I usually experience constipation. I am unsure if this is hemorrhoids.
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
It may be an anal fissure (which can cause pain); you can take some stool softeners and use topical medications.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Gastrointestinal Health
Bowel issues, rectal bleeding, abdominal pain? Hello, Vice Dean Chen. I apologize for bothering you, but I would like to ask for your advice. About two weeks ago, I sought medical attention due to diarrhea lasting nearly a week, during which I noticed what appeared to be streaks ...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
There should be no major issues; further details can be discussed with the attending physician.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Gastrointestinal Health
Understanding Recent Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns
Recent rectal bleeding? Hello, doctor. My bowel habit is to have a regular bowel movement every morning, and occasionally I also have one before taking a shower at night. For the past month, my bowel habits have not changed, and the shape of my stools has been normal. However, th...
Dr. Lin Minghui Reply:
Hello: The frequency of bowel movements has not changed, but there is blood in the stool. Common causes of blood in the stool include hemorrhoids, anal fissures, inflammation of the rectum or anus, or tumors. It is advisable to avoid irritating foods. Blood in the stool should be...[Read More] Understanding Recent Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns
Blood in Stool: Is It a Sign of Allergies or Rectal Issues?
Blood-streaked stool? It was discovered that diarrhea only occurs after consuming a large amount of milk. I went to the hospital once and was told I had an anal fissure. Later, I found that consuming a lot of dairy products was the cause of this situation. The next day, I was com...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: If you experience diarrhea every time you consume milk or dairy products, it is possible that you have lactose intolerance. It is advisable to avoid drinking milk, as the occurrence of diarrhea may harm the intestinal lining. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. ...[Read More] Blood in Stool: Is It a Sign of Allergies or Rectal Issues?
Blood in Stool: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Help
Blood in the stool? The patient has a history of internal hemorrhoids and has experienced constipation since childhood, often passing hard stools every 3 to 5 days. Recently, the patient noticed that the stool was dark brown and hard, with one of the larger stools having a red di...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Hello Ms. C, based on your description, it is difficult to determine whether it is food or actual blood. You may schedule a routine stool examination at the outpatient clinic. If there is a positive reaction for occult blood, further tests can be conducted. Thank you for your inq...[Read More] Blood in Stool: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Dark Red Blood in Stool: Is It a Sign of Colon Cancer?
Bowel issues I have been noticing dark red blood and bloody mucus in my stool for the past five days when I go to the bathroom. Interestingly, I do not feel any discomfort in my body, and there is no pain or itching around my anus. I would like to ask the doctor if this situation...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Hello Mr. Huang, the presence of dark red blood and bloody mucus in your stool suggests a potential gastrointestinal issue. It is advisable to seek evaluation from a gastroenterologist as soon as possible, as gastrointestinal bleeding should be considered. Thank you for your inqu...[Read More] Understanding Dark Red Blood in Stool: Is It a Sign of Colon Cancer?
Understanding Bowel Issues: From Constipation to Diarrhea and Blood in Stool
Bowel movement issues I have had severe constipation issues since I was 9 years old (with all three sections of the colon filled with stool). Recently, I'm not sure if it was due to exam stress or something else, but I have been alternating between diarrhea and constipation,...
Dr. Cai Jinji Reply:
Hello, children: It is recommended that you seek medical examination as soon as possible. Dr. Cai Jin-ji, Department of Hepatobiliary and Gastroenterology, Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Bowel Issues: From Constipation to Diarrhea and Blood in Stool
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Gastrointestinal Health
Blood in the stool? Hello Doctor: I do not have issues with constipation and have regular bowel movements every day. I previously experienced issues with hemorrhoids, but that was quite some time ago. However, in the past two days, I have noticed that my stool has been somewhat h...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Hello Mr. Ayou: If there is a phenomenon of rectal bleeding with bowel movements, it is recommended to schedule a colonoscopy in the outpatient department to rule out certain conditions. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Gastrointestinal Health
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and What to Expect from a Colonoscopy
Rectal bleeding Hello, doctor. For the past two weeks, I have been experiencing fresh blood in my stool, and I only have a bowel movement every 2-3 days. I visited the clinic today, and the doctor mentioned that I have hemorrhoids but did not see a bleeding point. He recommended ...
Dr. Cai Jinji Reply:
Hello Ms. Abby: There are many possible causes for bleeding, and it is not necessarily a tumor. It is advisable to consult your physician. The colonoscopy itself should not significantly affect breastfeeding; however, it depends on the type of bowel prep and anesthesia used. Dr. ...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and What to Expect from a Colonoscopy