Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding I'm experiencing yellowish, slightly transparent mucus along with blood clots and dark blood during bowel movements. I'm a bit worried and unsure if there's something wrong with my body. Thank you for your help!
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, please visit the gastroenterology outpatient clinic for an examination. It is mostly internal hemorrhoidal bleeding, so there is no need to worry too much. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Chen Shidian.[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Remedies for Hemorrhoids and Fissures
Regarding the issue of rectal bleeding? Hello, doctor. I have a habit of having a bowel movement every day, but I forgot to do so for the past two days. When I finally felt the urge, although I could sense that the stool was close to the anus, I still had to exert some effort to ...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: 1. If you have an anal fissure, straining during bowel movements or passing larger stools may cause the scabbed wound to reopen and bleed. 2. You can soak in warm water. 3. If you purchase over-the-counter ointments or suppositories and still experience bleeding, it is rec...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Remedies for Hemorrhoids and Fissures
Is It Safe to Take Laxatives with Minor Rectal Bleeding?
Is it safe to take Lamictal Plus if there is slight bleeding? Hello, doctor! Recently, I've noticed some slight bleeding when I have a bowel movement, especially when the stool is larger. The bleeding stops after wiping with toilet paper, but if I have another bowel movement...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
Laxatives are commonly used in clinical practice to treat constipation, although the effectiveness may vary from person to person. The presence of blood in the stool is not an absolute contraindication.[Read More] Is It Safe to Take Laxatives with Minor Rectal Bleeding?
Understanding Symptoms: Rectal Bleeding and Urinary Discomfort Explained
I would like to ask about the recently reappeared symptoms? Hello Doctor, I noticed a small growth near my anus at the beginning of the year. It doesn't hurt and cannot be pushed back in. When I have larger or harder stools, there is some bleeding, which sometimes appears on...
Dr. Lin Minghui Reply:
Hello: The girl has blood in her stool and a small growth near the anus. The most common causes are hemorrhoids and anal fissures. It is recommended to avoid spicy foods, and to ensure adequate hydration, fiber intake, and exercise to facilitate bowel movements. If urination is p...[Read More] Understanding Symptoms: Rectal Bleeding and Urinary Discomfort Explained
Understanding Post-Bowel Movement Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Bowel wiping issues? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask you about a recent issue. Occasionally, after having a bowel movement, I notice a small amount of blood when I wipe, but there is no pain during the bowel movement, no rectal bleeding, and no constipation issues. I do feel th...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: It may not necessarily be a mole or a cyst; it could also be an anal fissure, a fistula, or other issues. You can consult a gastroenterologist or a colorectal specialist to determine the cause. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-Shun.[Read More] Understanding Post-Bowel Movement Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Understanding First-Time Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
First-time rectal bleeding? When using the restroom, there was no particular sensation, but upon wiping, I noticed what seemed to be menstrual blood, approximately the amount of two fifty-cent coins. The second wipe showed no blood at all, and there was no blood in the stool eith...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
Please visit a colorectal surgery clinic.[Read More] Understanding First-Time Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Consider a Colonoscopy
Rectal bleeding Hello doctor, I had a physical examination over three months ago, during which a colonoscopy showed no abnormalities or polyps. However, today I noticed blood in my stool, bright red and mixed with some mucus, but not significantly mixed with the stool. I also do ...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
It is likely hemorrhoidal bleeding; hemorrhoidal bleeding does not necessarily cause pain.[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Consider a Colonoscopy
Post-Meal Abdominal Pain Without Diarrhea: Understanding Your Symptoms
Abdominal pain after eating without diarrhea? Two years ago, I went to the hospital for a colonoscopy due to oily food causing rectal bleeding. At that time, there was inflammation in the intestines, but no polyps were found. After taking medication and following a light diet for...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
It is likely a functional disorder; it is recommended to consume low-fat, low-dairy, and non-irritating foods.[Read More] Post-Meal Abdominal Pain Without Diarrhea: Understanding Your Symptoms
Understanding Blood in Stool and Anal Itching: Possible Causes and Concerns
Blood in the stool and anal itching? I usually have a bowel movement once a day, typically in the morning. However, one day I woke up and started to feel itching around the anus. Upon closer observation during bowel movements, I noticed that sometimes there is a milky white mucus...
Dr. Cai Jinji Reply:
It is recommended to visit a colorectal specialist for an examination. Nantou Hospital cares about your health.[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool and Anal Itching: Possible Causes and Concerns
Understanding Bowel Issues: When to Seek Medical Attention for Blood in Stool
Bowel issues I experienced rectal bleeding during a bowel movement, which made me very anxious, so I went to the hospital and underwent a colonoscopy that examined approximately 65 centimeters of my colon, but that was two years ago. This year, I've been experiencing continu...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
Please visit a colorectal surgeon. If necessary, a colon X-ray or colonoscopy may be performed.[Read More] Understanding Bowel Issues: When to Seek Medical Attention for Blood in Stool
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Hello doctor, last night after I had a bowel movement, I noticed a large amount of blood in the toilet. It looked like fresh blood, and the amount of stool was about the same as usual. The stool was yellowish in color and not hard, and the blood was separate from ...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
If you have blood in your stool, please seek medical attention from a colorectal surgeon.[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Is Biking Causing My Recurring Rectal Bleeding?
Is the recurrence of anal fissure bleeding related to cycling? I previously had severe constipation and anal fissure issues, which caused significant bleeding. However, after taking care of my diet and health, I have improved and have not experienced any rectal bleeding for nearl...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, miss. I haven't heard of anything related to this before, but it's still advisable to be cautious and see a doctor. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Chen Shidian.[Read More] Is Biking Causing My Recurring Rectal Bleeding?
Understanding Post-Colonoscopy Inflammation and Gastrointestinal Issues
Post-colonoscopy colitis issues? Hello Doctor, I experienced intermittent abdominal pain for over two months last month. The medication I took had varying effects, so after multiple visits to the doctor, I decided to undergo a colonoscopy. The examining physician informed me that...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: (1) The pathology report should be able to determine whether there is ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease. (2) It is common to experience some discomfort in the colon for one to two days after a colonoscopy; however, if symptoms persist or if there is severe pain or...[Read More] Understanding Post-Colonoscopy Inflammation and Gastrointestinal Issues
Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Patients
The issue of blood in stool, whether it is spraying or dripping? Hello Doctor: I have been troubled by this issue for many years, which is rectal bleeding. Sometimes, I notice blood dripping or spraying before I even have a bowel movement while sitting on the toilet, and other ti...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
It's time to seek treatment from a colorectal surgeon![Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Patients
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?
Hemorrhoidal bleeding issues? Hello Doctor, I have a question on behalf of a friend. He drinks a lot of water but experiences rectal bleeding 2-3 times a month, which involves either passing a significant amount of blood or noticing bright red blood on toilet paper. There is not ...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: Regardless of whether it is a mole or bleeding, it is recommended to consult a gastroenterologist or a colorectal specialist. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Is It Hemorrhoids or Something Else?
Understanding Rectal Pressure: Symptoms and When to Seek Specialist Care
Anal heaviness Hello Doctor, about two months ago I experienced a single episode of rectal bleeding (bright red blood, painless), after which I became particularly sensitive regarding my gastrointestinal health. Here are the main symptoms and test results from the past two months...
Dr. Chen Shidian Reply:
Hello, sir. With a negative occult blood test and being under 50 years old, your risk is low, and you may simply continue with follow-up. If you still feel unwell or have concerns, you can visit a gastroenterology clinic for an examination when you return to Taiwan. Changhua Hosp...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Pressure: Symptoms and When to Seek Specialist Care
Concerns About Colorectal Cancer After Polyp Removal: What You Should Know
Concerns about colorectal cancer? Hello Dr. Yang, I am 46 years old and three years ago I underwent a colonoscopy, during which several small polyps were found. The physician removed them, and the pathology report indicated they were benign polyps. The doctor advised me to have a...
Dr. Yang Zhichao Reply:
Dear Mr. TIGER, The growth of tumors is unpredictable. If you have a history of colorectal polyps and are currently experiencing rectal bleeding, it is advisable for you to schedule a colonoscopy with a gastroenterologist. Thank you for your inquiry. Changhua Hospital cares abo...[Read More] Concerns About Colorectal Cancer After Polyp Removal: What You Should Know
Understanding Digestive Issues: Frequent Diarrhea and Abdominal Pain
Bowel movement issues Hello, in the past few months, I have often experienced cramping pain after eating, followed by diarrhea, usually needing to go to the bathroom about twice to feel comfortable, and this occurs several times a day. However, I do not have cramping pain every d...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: Please be mindful of your diet and avoid foods that may promote gastrointestinal motility, such as tea and coffee. Additionally, some over-the-counter medications or probiotics may also have this effect. If you still cannot find the cause, you may consider consulting a gas...[Read More] Understanding Digestive Issues: Frequent Diarrhea and Abdominal Pain
Understanding Painless Rectal Bleeding and Growths: Is It Hemorrhoids?
Frequent large amounts of blood in the stool without pain, along with the presence of a growth resembling a flesh-colored ball around the anus? Hello Doctor, I have had these symptoms for several years. Since there is no pain, I haven't paid much attention to them. Now that ...
Dr. Cai Anshun Reply:
Hello: In most cases, it is a condition related to moles, but whether there are other issues can only be confirmed after consulting a doctor. You should see a gastroenterologist or a colorectal specialist. Changhua Hospital cares about your health. Dr. Tsai An-shun.[Read More] Understanding Painless Rectal Bleeding and Growths: Is It Hemorrhoids?
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Insights on Colonoscopy and Internal Hemorrhoids
Blood in stool and bowel movement issues? Doctor: I occasionally experience rectal bleeding, which is usually diagnosed as internal hemorrhoids through a digital rectal exam at the clinic. Over the past few years, the shape of my stool has changed to either soft or watery, or som...
Dr. Chen Qifeng Reply:
Modern dietary and lifestyle habits make it difficult to avoid the occurrence of hemorrhoids. If a colonoscopy refers to a full colonoscopy, the diagnostic accuracy is very high, and it is rare for any cases to go undetected.[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Insights on Colonoscopy and Internal Hemorrhoids