Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding During bowel movements, there is a sharp pain in the anus, followed by bleeding that is bright red in color. The bleeding is more severe when constipated, and there are small blood clots. I thought I had hemorrhoids, but I do not usually experience pain.
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical symptom of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be greater. The primary cause of anal fissu...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Hemorrhoids or Anal Fissures?
Rectal bleeding Hello, doctor. I previously had issues with constipation, where I would go up to three days without a bowel movement. Typically, I have a bowel movement once every one or two days, and I do eat fruits regularly. However, my stools are still somewhat hard. Recently...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical case of anal fissure. The classic symptoms include pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be more significant. The primary cause of a...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Hemorrhoids or Anal Fissures?
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Rectal bleeding Hello Doctor: About a year ago, I started experiencing occasional rectal bleeding during bowel movements. The stool and blood come out separately, with the blood being bright red. There is blood in the toilet and on the toilet paper. This occurs approximately once...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation likely indicates a higher possibility of hemorrhoidal bleeding. As long as there is no further bleeding, it should not be a major concern. It is recommended to avoid constipation during this period and to shorten the time spent on bowel movements. Warm sitz baths m...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Constipation
Blood in the stool? Hello, doctor. Recently, I've been experiencing a lot of stress due to studying, and I've been eating out for almost every meal, which means I'm not getting much vegetables. As a result, I've been dealing with constipation. However, lately,...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation likely indicates a higher possibility of hemorrhoidal bleeding. As long as there is no further bleeding, it should not be a concern. It is recommended to avoid constipation during this period and to shorten the time spent on bowel movements. Warm sitz baths may als...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Constipation
Understanding Occasional Pink Blood on Toilet Paper After Bowel Movements
There is a slight pinkish blood on the toilet paper after bowel movement? About a year ago, I underwent a colonoscopy due to rectal bleeding, which revealed a small hyperplastic polyp and hemorrhoids. After removal, everything was normal until recently, in the past week or two, w...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
At the age of 25, the likelihood of developing colorectal cancer is not zero, but generally speaking, it is very low. Based on your description, it seems more like irritable bowel syndrome combined with mild hemorrhoidal bleeding. It is recommended to maintain a light diet and a ...[Read More] Understanding Occasional Pink Blood on Toilet Paper After Bowel Movements
Understanding Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, and Rectal Bleeding Symptoms
Diarrhea, abdominal pain, blood in stool, anal pain? Hello Doctor, my gastrointestinal health has not been very good. I often have stomach issues and tend to eat quickly without properly chewing my food. Recently, I have been trying to improve my diet by eating slowly, drinking m...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical symptom of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be greater. The primary cause of anal fissu...[Read More] Understanding Diarrhea, Abdominal Pain, and Rectal Bleeding Symptoms
Understanding Diverticula: Do You Need Regular Monitoring?
Diverticulum of the colon Hello, doctor. I previously experienced rectal bleeding and was scheduled for a colonoscopy. During the procedure, the doctor mentioned that he would conduct a thorough examination and show me the results afterward. After reaching the cecum, he said the ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
At the age of 22, there is no need for regular follow-up based on the colonoscopy results. If polyps are present, a colonoscopy should be performed annually. If there are concerns, a yearly fecal occult blood test can be done, and further decisions regarding colonoscopy can be ba...[Read More] Understanding Diverticula: Do You Need Regular Monitoring?
Understanding Painless Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Blood in stool without pain, staying up late? Hello Doctor, about three days ago, I started experiencing bleeding during bowel movements. The blood has some dark clots, and there are also blood stains on the toilet paper when I wipe. My stools are formed and I have no pain during...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation likely indicates a higher possibility of hemorrhoidal bleeding. As long as there is no further bleeding, it should not be a concern. It is recommended to avoid constipation during this period and to shorten the time spent on bowel movements. Warm sitz baths may als...[Read More] Understanding Painless Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to See a Gastroenterologist
Rectal bleeding Hello Doctor: I have recently started experiencing occasional bleeding during bowel movements, and I previously suspected it might be an anal fissure. Yesterday, after drinking milk, I had diarrhea with a significant amount of blood, but there was no pain. Is it n...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation likely indicates a higher possibility of hemorrhoidal bleeding. As long as there is no further bleeding, it should not be a concern. Diarrhea after drinking milk may suggest lactose intolerance, so it is advisable to avoid dairy products in the diet. During this pe...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to See a Gastroenterologist
Understanding Anal Pain and Minor Bleeding During Bowel Movements
Experiencing significant pain in the anus during bowel movements, accompanied by slight bleeding? Hello doctor, in January and February of this year, I experienced significant pain in my anus during bowel movements, and I noticed some bright red blood when wiping. However, there ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Answer: A fecal occult blood test may yield false-negative results. If a person is over 40 years old and experiences rectal bleeding, it is advisable to undergo a colonoscopy for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Anal Pain and Minor Bleeding During Bowel Movements
Should You Get a Colonoscopy After Experiencing Rectal Bleeding?
Rectal bleeding Hello doctor, I had blood in my stool twice before, but I haven't had any bleeding since, and I don't have any abdominal pain. I went to see a doctor, who performed a digital rectal examination but did not recommend a colonoscopy. The doctor prescribed m...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
At the age of 28, the likelihood of developing colorectal cancer is not zero, but generally speaking, it is relatively low. Therefore, if symptoms improve, a colonoscopy is typically not recommended. It is advisable to maintain a light diet and uphold good lifestyle habits. If sy...[Read More] Should You Get a Colonoscopy After Experiencing Rectal Bleeding?
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Rectal bleeding During my elementary and middle school years, I noticed blood in the toilet after having a bowel movement, so I went to the hospital. The doctor diagnosed me with hemorrhoids and prescribed some topical medication. I didn't follow up with any further examinat...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This situation likely indicates a higher possibility of hemorrhoidal bleeding. As long as there is no further bleeding, it should not be a concern. It is recommended to avoid constipation during this period and to shorten the time spent on bowel movements. Warm sitz baths may als...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Attention
Understanding Blood in Stool: Possible Causes and Concerns
Blood in the stool resembling menstrual blood? After having a bowel movement, I noticed blood on the toilet paper that was similar in color and consistency to menstrual blood, and there were also traces of blood in the toilet water. My period is due around this time, so it seemed...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
At the age of 15, having an irregular menstrual cycle is quite normal. Based on your description, it seems more like menstrual bleeding. Hemorrhoidal bleeding usually accompanies abnormal bowel movements or prolonged time spent during defecation, and the blood is often bright red...[Read More] Understanding Blood in Stool: Possible Causes and Concerns
Understanding Diarrhea and Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Help
Diarrhea with bleeding? Hello Doctor, last night at 7 PM I ate a cold bento box, and around midnight I had lamb soup, sesame oil noodles, and cold mixed tripe. My bowel movements were normal (twice a day) until around 2 or 3 AM when I started experiencing diarrhea and my stomach ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical symptom of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be greater. The primary cause of anal fissu...[Read More] Understanding Diarrhea and Rectal Bleeding: When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Teens
Rectal bleeding I have had constipation issues since childhood (I don't like drinking water, and going to the bathroom causes pain and bleeding; my gastrointestinal health has not been great). After entering junior high school, my bowel movements became irregular, but there ...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
This is not a serious illness. Based on your description, it seems to be a typical case of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements and slight bleeding. If there is accompanying bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be more significant. The...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Teens
Understanding Rectal Bleeding and Pain: Causes and Solutions
Blood in stool + anal pain during defecation? Hello doctor, I would like to ask a question. In June, I suddenly experienced a lot of blood during bowel movements, and there was also significant pain in my anus. When I stood up to wipe, there would be dripping blood. Now it is Aug...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical symptom of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be greater. The primary cause of anal fissu...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding and Pain: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help
Rectal bleeding Recently, I have been experiencing blood in my stool. Sometimes I feel a dull pain in my abdomen, but it's not very severe; however, I do pass gas frequently, sometimes in succession. The blood usually stops after wiping. Could this be related to working nigh...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems more like irritable bowel syndrome combined with mild hemorrhoidal bleeding. It is recommended to start with a light diet and maintain a good daily routine. Working night shifts may also have an impact. If symptoms persist without improvement, ...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Is It a Sign of Anal Fissures?
There is no blood in the stool, but there is blood on the toilet paper when wiping? Due to constipation caused by traveling last week, I have been using enemas more frequently over the past two to three days. I have gradually adjusted and have not used enemas recently. My stool c...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be a typical symptom of anal fissure, which is characterized by pain during bowel movements accompanied by slight bleeding. If there is concurrent bleeding from hemorrhoids, the amount of blood may be more significant. The primary cause of a...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Is It a Sign of Anal Fissures?
Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Symptoms and Potential Causes
Rectal bleeding I have been experiencing rectal bleeding for the past 1 to 2 days, along with pain during bowel movements. Sometimes, there is also itching around the anus, and I occasionally feel pain in the lower right abdomen. Could this be colorectal cancer?
Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
Hello: Blood in the stool is considered an abnormal symptom and may indicate a range of conditions, from common hemorrhoids to more serious gastrointestinal diseases. Based on your description, hemorrhoidal bleeding is the most likely cause; however, the accompanying pain in the ...[Read More] Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Symptoms and Potential Causes
Chronic Anal Fissure: When to Seek Medical Attention?
Chronic anal fissure? Hello Doctor, three months ago I experienced pain during bowel movements and was diagnosed with an acute anal fissure. I have had occasional rectal bleeding in the past, which I thought was due to hemorrhoids, but it would resolve after a while and then recu...
Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
The troublesome aspect of anal fissures is that they are difficult to heal. The symptoms may not be severe, but complete recovery is often elusive. It is not necessarily related to your occupation. If the condition significantly impacts your daily life, surgical treatment may be ...[Read More] Chronic Anal Fissure: When to Seek Medical Attention?