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Understanding Sudden Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Concerns

Rectal bleeding Sudden rectal bleeding that hasn't occurred before can be concerning. It may not be directly related to staying up late, but it's important to consider various factors. I recommend consulting a healthcare professional for a thorough evaluation to determi...


Dr. Cai Xingzhi Reply:
Hello, at this age, chronic constipation caused by straining during bowel movements is common. It is advisable to increase your intake of fruits and vegetables and to drink plenty of water. The likelihood of colorectal cancer at this age is generally low, but if there are any con...

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Understanding Red Water in Stool: Is It Blood or Something Else?

The water under the stool is red? I would like to ask about my bowel movements. At the beginning, the stool is soft and does not contain blood, but after sitting in water for a while, I notice that the water underneath the stool is reddish, resembling blood. Does this count as oc...


Dr. Cai Xingzhi Reply:
Hello: This is not just occult blood but rather rectal bleeding. At this age, the most common causes are internal hemorrhoids and anal fissures; however, other conditions are also possible. Please consult a gastroenterologist nearby.

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Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns for Constipation

Blood in the stool? I apologize for your discomfort. It sounds like you are experiencing constipation, abdominal pain, and rectal bleeding. The presence of bright red blood in the toilet and a faint blood color when wiping could indicate that the hard stools are causing irritatio...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. If there is constipation accompanied by significant bleeding, it is likely a problem related to hemorrhoidal bleeding. If the constipation improves and the bleeding stops, then it can be monitored. However, if the bleeding persists without improvement, a consultation with a ph...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: When to Consider a Colonoscopy

Rectal bleeding Hello Dr. Ke: Earlier this year, I experienced significant bleeding during bowel movements, which was followed by only a small amount the next day, and then it stopped. In March, I had a similar episode, and in June, there was another day of bleeding. I visited a ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is generally recommended to begin screening for colorectal cancer at age 40, as this disease has a positive correlation with age. However, if there is a family history of colorectal cancer, it is acceptable to start screening as early as age 35. Nonetheless, it is still advise...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and When to Seek Help

Bowel movements are smooth, but there has been rectal bleeding for three consecutive days? Hello Doctor, I am 30 years old and have a bowel movement at least once a day. About a month ago, I experienced pain and bleeding during bowel movements. After visiting the clinic, the doct...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Painless large amounts of blood in the stool are often associated with internal hemorrhoid bleeding, which is usually related to constipation and prolonged straining during bowel movements. If these factors are ruled out, the condition generally resolves on its own within two to ...

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Understanding Bright Red Blood in Stool: Causes and Concerns

Blood in the stool? Hello, I have noticed blood in my stool for the past couple of days. It is bright red and not accompanied by pain. There is also bright red blood when I insert something. What could be the cause of this?


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Bright red, painless rectal bleeding is typically indicative of internal hemorrhoids. It is recommended to avoid constipation and prolonged sitting on the toilet, and to increase fluid and dietary fiber intake. If symptoms persist for three days without improvement, a consultatio...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes and Solutions for Your Symptoms

Bowel movements are smooth, but there is frequent bleeding from the anus? Hello, Dr. Ke: I generally consume a moderate amount of fruits and vegetables, about 2 to 3 bowls a day. I have regular bowel movements every day, usually completed within 10 minutes. However, occasionally ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Minor bleeding accompanied by anal pain is often due to anal fissures. It is recommended to improve bowel habits and increase the intake of fruits and vegetables. Drinking plenty of water during the hot summer months can also be beneficial. If these measures are ineffective, you ...

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Understanding Blood in Stool: Is It Hemorrhoids or Colon Cancer?

Having hemorrhoids with blood in the stool? 1. I have had hemorrhoids since childhood, and I started noticing blood in my stool around high school. A few days ago, I even wiped away a blood clot. Today, my stool is not hard, and there is no pain in my anus, but I still wiped away...


Dr. Cai Xingzhi Reply:
Hello: For a 23-year-old like Xiao Jie, rectal bleeding is more commonly associated with conditions such as hemorrhoids and anal fissures, while the likelihood of colorectal cancer is relatively low. Given that he has had hemorrhoids since childhood, the cause of the bleeding may...

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Understanding Blood in Stool: Signs of Colorectal Cancer and More

Rectal bleeding Hello, doctor. I would like to ask a couple of questions. Question 1: What are the characteristics of rectal bleeding in colorectal cancer? 1. Is the stool red, or are there streaks of blood on the stool, or is the blood enveloping the stool? 2. Is there alway...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Colorectal cancer bleeding does not have specific characteristics; occult bleeding is also possible. 2. It is not certain. 1. There is a possibility. 2. Fecal occult blood testing, according to the American Gastroenterological Association's recommendations, sh...

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Post-Hemorrhoidectomy Scar Tissue: Pain Relief and Treatment Options

Postoperative scar stenosis and pain after hemorrhoid surgery? Hello, doctor. I apologize for the interruption. I underwent a traditional hemorrhoidectomy in June of this year, but three months post-surgery, I have been experiencing ongoing pain and rectal bleeding. The physician...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Anal stenosis is a rare but serious complication following hemorrhoidectomy. It is generally recommended to first undergo conservative treatment, which includes anal dilation and topical medication. If the treatment persists for more than six months and pain remains intolerable, ...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Rectal bleeding Director Ke: First, thank you for your previous response. Today, I had three bowel movements. The first was semi-formed with some watery consistency, the second was entirely watery, and the third was watery with blood. After the last two, I experienced anal pain, ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. Correct. 2. Possible. 3. An anal examination is necessary to determine if there is anal stenosis; however, diarrhea or constipation can indeed cause rectal bleeding, whether from hemorrhoids or anal fissures. 4. Long-term use of aspirin can prolong bleeding time, which may exa...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Fissures vs. Hemorrhoids and Dietary Impact

Anal fissure or hemorrhoidal bleeding? Hello, Dr. Ke: Three months ago, my cardiologist changed my hypertension medication, and since then, I have been experiencing irregular bowel movements. Although I have a bowel movement once a day, the stools are large and hard, and I often ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
1. It is possible that with proper treatment and improved bowel habits, recovery may occur in about a week. However, if there are recurrent bleeding episodes, it is advisable to undergo a colonoscopy, especially considering your age. 2. First, it is important to determine wheth...

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Persistent Anal Discomfort: Understanding Symptoms and Seeking Solutions

Persistent discomfort in the anal area? Hello Doctor, I previously experienced rectal bleeding during bowel movements, which lasted for two to three days, followed by persistent discomfort in the anal area. After consulting a physician, I underwent a digital rectal examination an...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
A 22-year-old young person is unlikely to have a malignant tumor or an anal abscess. If left untreated, it could lead to fever, pain, and sepsis. Therefore, it seems more probable that this is related to hemorrhoids or anal fissures. If there are still concerns, a physician can a...

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Do I Really Need a Colonoscopy for My Rectal Bleeding?

Is a colonoscopy necessary? Hello, this week I experienced rectal bleeding and went to a nearby colorectal clinic for an examination. The doctor asked me what color the blood was, and I replied, "bright red." He then inquired about my usual diet and whether there is any...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
In general, for patients under 30 years old with rectal bleeding, medication treatment is usually initiated first. If this is ineffective or accompanied by other suspicious symptoms, further examinations will be arranged. If there is a family history of colorectal cancer in multi...

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Understanding Prolonged Symptoms of Internal Hemorrhoid Inflammation

Inflammation of internal hemorrhoids Hello Doctor: At the beginning of September, I experienced rectal bleeding followed by a burning sensation and a feeling of heaviness in the anus, along with other difficult-to-describe symptoms. I consulted a doctor who diagnosed me with mild...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
At the age of 21, the burning and heaviness you are experiencing is likely still due to hemorrhoids. Treatment with suppositories may be more effective. If you are concerned about other issues, undergoing a colonoscopy might be a more reassuring option.

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Understanding Constipation and Blood in Stool: Causes and Solutions

Constipation with blood in the stool? I have been experiencing constipation issues, and in the past two weeks, I have noticed blood in the toilet after three bowel movements. There is a slight pain in my anus during bowel movements, but the bleeding almost stops after wiping with...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
More than 90% of rectal bleeding is due to hemorrhoids, and at the age of 19, the likelihood of colorectal cancer is extremely low. It is advisable to improve your lifestyle and bowel habits, which should help resolve the bleeding. If the bleeding persists, it would be wise to co...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Rectal bleeding Hello, doctor. I have a history of internal hemorrhoids and previously underwent rubber band ligation surgery, but they have recurred. I have had a sigmoidoscopy, and I still have issues with internal hemorrhoids. This morning, during bowel movement, I felt a shar...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your description, it seems to be an anal fissure combined with hemorrhoidal bleeding rather than an anal abscess. Temporary treatment with topical medications is acceptable, but if you want a definitive diagnosis or if symptoms persist for more than a week, you should se...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding After Using Suppositories: What to Do?

Blood in stool? Thank you, doctor. Regarding your last response, I started using the suppository for hemorrhoids on April 2nd, and there was no issue on April 3rd. However, this morning, April 4th, I noticed some blood on the toilet paper while having a bowel movement, although i...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
It is generally recommended to use hemorrhoid suppositories continuously for one week. If there is still intermittent bleeding after one week, it is advisable to consult a physician. If necessary, a colonoscopy should be arranged to rule out other potential causes of bleeding.

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Understanding Blood in Stool: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Blood in the stool? Recently, my stools have been loose and unformed. After having a bowel movement, I often have watery stools that follow. The color is mostly brown, sometimes quite dark. I experienced rectal bleeding for the first time in January. When I visited the doctor, I ...


Dr. Ke Fangxu Reply:
Based on your message, I also believe it is acute gastroenteritis. The multiple episodes of diarrhea may have caused hemorrhoid swelling and bleeding. If there is no bleeding after using the suppository, it should not be necessary to continue using it. However, if there are recur...

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Understanding Rectal Bleeding: Risks of Malignancy vs. Hemorrhoid Recurrence

Bleeding concerns Hello, doctor. Two years ago, I experienced bleeding during bowel movements and was diagnosed with internal hemorrhoids at the hospital. I underwent a ligation procedure, and the post-operative bleeding symptoms decreased, but I still occasionally have some blee...


Dr. Xu Kaixi Reply:
"Since you underwent a colonoscopy two years ago, which revealed only benign polyps, the most likely cause of your current bleeding symptoms is related to hemorrhoids. The probability of bleeding caused by a tumor is extremely low. However, due to the discovery of benign pol...

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