I d like to ask you what happened to the excrement that I pulled out had blood in it, and there was

Diarrhea is the frequent excretion of some fluids. It is not a disease in itself, but a sign that something is wrong with the small and large intestine in the most common form. Vomiting is the frequent vomiting of gastric juices, which is not necessarily a disease in itself, but it shows an upset stomach in pets.

The specific cause of diarrhea or vomiting requires detailed testing to determine. If diarrhea is severe, veterinary care is usually required. The following are simple treatments for diarrhea and vomiting:

Common causes of vomiting include simple bacterial infections, food poisoning, allergic reactions to certain foods, and overconsumption. If diarrhea or vomiting persists, your veterinarian will notify you of the necessary tests or further**.

Important tips during processing.

Usually in a course of diarrhea and vomiting, the aim is to be able to completely**. In some cases, the pet may not be completely** and will need special care for a long time, and your veterinarian will only be able to control the condition, not replace it**.

Diet: Dietary control is extremely important during the course of diarrhea and vomiting. Please follow the instructions below:

Diarrhea Do not eat any solid food for 24 hours.

After stopping eating for 24 hours, feed a lighter food, such as a small amount of chicken gruel, cereal, rice or bread. Unless vomiting is present, drinking water should be provided as usual.

After 2-3 days of light diet and observation, if the stool returns to normal, you can resume your normal diet.

If diarrhea persists after eating normally, it is possible that your pet will need to follow the prescribed meal schedule in the future.

Vomiting Do not eat any solid food for 24 hours.

After the course of fasting, the provision of drinking water resumes.

If there is no vomiting after 6 to 12 hours of resuming drinking water, the following dietary remedies such as a small amount of chicken, gruel, cereal, rice or bread can be offered.

Maintain a light diet for 2 to 3 days. If the vomiting no longer occurs, you can resume your normal diet.

If vomiting persists after eating normally, it is possible that your pet will need to follow the veterinarian's prescribed meal in the future.

The upstairs is really wordy, I have to tell you how simple :

The next time you have blood in the stool, pay attention to yourself, first of all, see if the snow is mixed with the stool, or if the stool is stained with donated blood on the surface, if the former, the bleeding comes from the colon or small intestine, if the amount is large, it is considered to be intestinal polyps, if the amount is small, it is considered to be enteritis; If the latter is the case, it is mostly hemorrhoids bleeding, if it is not painful, it is mainly internal hemorrhoids, if it is very painful, it is considered to be external hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids; It is also possible to have an anal fissure, which is more painful and has sentinel hemorrhoids.

All of the above can be **, surgery is recommended, the best effect, some other drugs, especially the advertised drugs, if you want to spend money in vain, you may as well try.

To figure out first is **bleeding, usually anal fissures, which is the result of constipation on fire, which can cause hemorrhoids or you already have hemorrhoids. If there is no pain or abnormality in other parts of the body, this should be the case.

If this is ruled out, seek medical attention promptly.

I was in the same situation as you, and I am now. You should first make sure that you are constipated, and if you have dense stools, then try to eat foods that are easy to digest and soften stool! However, anal fissures caused by dense stools are a pre-morbid condition that leads to hemorrhoids!

If you keep bleeding, you should see a doctor! If it's a disease, hurry up**!

The first thing to do is to distinguish the color of the bleeding.

Dark red blood – from the upper gastrointestinal tract.

It is usually caused by ulcers (including the predominal or duodenum).

Symptoms of abdominal pain. Bright red blood – from the lower gastrointestinal tract.

According to the probability of onset:

Hemorrhoids (blood sticking to the surface of the stool).

Enteritis or polyps (blood mixed with stool).

Amoebic dysentery (thick mucus and bloody stools).

The worst symptoms are:

Bleeding mixes with stool, which is not formed or increases in frequency.

It is accompanied by weight loss, or with anemia - there is a knot.

Possibility of intestinal tumors. Be sure to go to the hospital system for a check-up.

In autumn and winter, it is easy to get angry, and blood in the stool is normal, and I have it too. Pay attention to your diet, don't eat anything too spicy and too hot, and you'll be fine. But I often can't control myself, and I don't care about delicious food.

If you have a problem with your digestive system, please go to the hospital to check it out.

The little girl upstairs is right, but I want to add that if it's not the above situation, then you have to go to the epidemic prevention station for a check-up, (be careful that AIDS can also have such symptoms) I don't know if you have had unclean sex. If there is, you should pay more attention

Symptoms of hemorrhoids Seek a doctor.

Normally, eating more high-fiber vegetables will be fine....

It is not necessarily hemorrhoids, but it may also be a gastrointestinal problem, which can be preliminarily judged according to the color of the blood, and it is best to go to the hospital for examination.

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.

Analysis:

I don't know if you've observed it, but the cause of blood in the stool is generally perianal disease and gastrointestinal disease.

Guidance: Generally, if the stool is bloody, not mixed with the stool and is bright red, it is considered to be caused by perianal diseases such as hemorrhoids, if it is mixed with the stool, it is considered to be caused by intestinal diseases, but if it is stale blood or the stool is tarry, it is considered to be the cause of gastric bleeding.