I had blood in my stool yesterday. What to do? What to do? I m in a hurry.

1. Take a look at how it is described in the professional book.

2. Blood in the stool. 3. Personally, I estimate that you are: sitting for too long is related to work habits. Move more and adjust your diet.

4. It may not be a big problem a few times once in a while, but if it is frequent, it may be checked by the hospital to see if there are hemorrhoids.

5. If there is no clear diagnosis at present, do not take drugs indiscriminately.

If you are old and have a family history of cancer, you should pay attention to it and go to the hospital for a detailed examination).

Hello. Hemorrhoids are most likely to cause blood in the stool, but there are also anorectal diseases such as rectal cancer, rectal polyps, anal fissures, and ulcerative colitis.

There are too many lessons to be learned about misdiagnosis of rectal cancer as hemorrhoids, and many of the so-called "hemorrhoids" patients who come to the hospital every year are finally diagnosed with rectal cancer.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm the diagnosis, and then treat the symptoms**, because the main thing for anorectal diseases is early detection and early **.

If you sit for a long time and work, this will happen, you should drink more water, exercise, and eat bananas regularly can also do the effect of moisturizing the intestines, if it is serious, go to the hospital to see.

Hello, big.

Most patients with hemorrhoids have blood dripping out during defecation, and very few may have jet-like bleeding, and heavy bleeding is occasionally seen. This is mainly due to bleeding caused by the stool breaking the bulging varicose veins during defecation and the increased pressure of the blood vessels in the intestines due to the effort to defecate. It's best to get checked and diagnose the cause!

When you have constipation in this case, the stool is too hard and lumpy, so it will cause anal fissures. It is recommended to eat more of the following foods for adjustment, diet**: 1. Eat porridge and sugar water that are conducive to defecation.

2. Eat more vegetables and fruits with skin, and eat more bananas; 3. Eat more peanuts and sesame seeds, anyway, look at the quality

Bleeding in the stool should first be checked for hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal fistulas, and other diseases, and find **symptomatic**.

The most likely is hemorrhoids, it is recommended that you go to the proctology department for examination, the occurrence of hemorrhoids is generally related to long-term constipation, straining to defecate, sitting and standing for a long time are also triggers of hemorrhoids, be sure to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

It turned out that I also had blood in the stool, and I was in high school at the beginning, so I didn't care about it at first, but it was also intermittent, until recently, I also went to the gastroenterology department of the hospital, also did colonoscopy, and also went to the anorectal department, and also said that I had surgery, but I didn't do it! Recently, I accidentally had two stools a day, but there was no blood, and since then I have insisted on having a stool in the morning and evening, and the blood in the stool has disappeared! Of course, I'm just a case, but if you see it, you can give it a try, and if you succeed, you will succeed!

There are many causes of fecal bleeding, such as anal fissures, internal hemorrhoids, polyps, etc., and it is better to go to the hospital for a check-up to make a clear diagnosis. If you have hemorrhoids, you must eat lightly, eat less spicy, cold, greasy, too sweet food, drink more water to prevent dry stools, and you can relieve the symptoms by taking a warm sitz bath and hemorrhoids embolizing the anus!

Hello. In view of your situation, I recommend that you go to a regular hospital for a check-up and do it after you have been identified. Bleeding in the stool is caused by many factors, and different ** represent different diseases.

Rectal detachment, ulcerative colitis, colon cancer, intestinal polyps, hemorrhoids, intestinal infections can all cause bleeding in the stool, and your situation needs to go to the hospital to find out what the disease is, and then under the guidance of a doctor, it will be targeted**. It is recommended that you go for a check-up as soon as possible to avoid delaying the best time.

Whether it is constipation or hemorrhoids, it will cause blood in the stool.