Is there a problem with black stool once in a while? What s going on with blacking out the poop all

Whether or not an occasional black stool is important depends on the specific situation and cannot be generalized.

The cause of melena can be divided into physiological factors and pathological factors, if it is caused by taking iron, animal liver, animal blood, activated charcoal or red heart dragon fruit and other colored drugs and food, it is a normal physiological phenomenon, do not worry too much, no need to special**. However, if it is a pathological factor, even an occasional black stool, it is an abnormal phenomenon and needs to be paid attention to, and the stool routine and fecal occult blood test should be completed in time to the gastroenterology department. If fecal occult blood is positive, it may be due to gastrointestinal bleeding such as hemorrhagic gastritis, gastric ulcers, colitis, duodenal ulcers, and even stomach cancer.

If it is caused by stomach disease, drugs to protect the gastrointestinal mucosa such as omeprazole, aluminum, and bismuth can be taken after a clear diagnosis, and surgery may be required on the advice of a doctor in severe cases**.

In addition, in the usual diet, patients need to focus on light and easily digestible foods, and avoid spicy, greasy and other foods, so as not to increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and aggravate the condition.

It doesn't matter if you have a black stool once in a while, it may be related to the food you eat, such as pig blood, duck blood and the like, as long as you don't feel unwell, it doesn't matter, if this situation often occurs, you should consider the internal organs of the body, please go to the hospital for examination in time.

Once in a while, black stool can also be problematic, and it should be found out whether the cause of black stool is caused by drugs or food, so as not to affect and delay the condition.

There may be a problem, mainly depends on whether you have taken food and medicine that makes the stool black, if there is nothing wrong with eating, you should go to the hospital to see a doctor and do relevant tests. For example, eating pig blood, duck blood, ferrous sulfate, etc. can cause black stool.

Once in a while, a black stool is no problem if it is due to eating dark red food and fruits. If it is unexplained melena, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a colonoscopy gastroscopy to see if there is a problem with the digestive system.

If it is a physiological factor, such as taking iron, animal liver, etc., it is a normal phenomenon; If the above causes are ruled out, it can be considered whether it is a pathological factor, such as gastric ulcer, colitis, etc., and it is necessary to seek medical attention in time.

Once in a while, it's okay because it's probably caused by eating food, such as mulberries.

For example, chocolate, sometimes when you eat more melanin, it will be reflected in the stool.

Whether it matters once in a while to have a black stool once in a while cannot be generalized. There is no need to worry too much about physiological melena, for melena caused by pathological factors, you need to pay great attention to it, and the reasons for melena include physiological and pathological ones, if you are taking iron supplements and animal liver.

Once in a while, black stool is related to the food you eat, for example, eating pig blood will produce black stool, black stool means that there is a problem with the digestive function in your body, so if you don't eat pig blood once in a while? I didn't eat black rice either. Then you should see a doctor.

Occasionally a black stool to see what you usually eat, sometimes it is normal to black what you eat, I think generally speaking, once in a while, you should still check it, so that you can rest assured.

Once in a while, it may have something to do with the diet, as long as you don't feel unwell.

First of all, consider whether you have eaten dyed food, such as eating spinach, leeks, animal blood, and animal liver, which may cause black stool, and also pay attention to the cause of diseases, especially gastrointestinal bleeding. If necessary, the patient should be given relevant examinations, and then the stool routine examination and occult blood test of the stool should be carried out, that is, if the red blood cells are found in the stool due to dietary factors, the cause of the disease should be considered.

Second, 21 times at a time is no problem, this may be related to your usual diet, if you eat blood sausage, your bowel movements must be black.

Black stool is mostly a manifestation of gastrointestinal bleeding, and the possibility of cancer at the age of 20 is relatively small, so it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for further blood tests, stool to see, medication according to the results**, and gastroscopy if necessary.

It is still necessary to check the intestinal system, and at the same time, it is necessary to check the color ultrasound. This is generally considered to be bleeding from a peptic ulcer. However, it is not excluded that cirrhosis of the liver may lead to school.

Black stool means that you have bleeding inside your body and you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

It could be that you ate dark food and it wasn't a big problem.

If you don't have a bad stomach or have a problem with the food you eat, you should go to your local clinic immediately to check the situation.

If the stool is black, the first thing to consider is whether you have eaten animal offal recently; It is also necessary to see if you have taken special drugs, such as ferrous protein succinate, which is easily reduced to 3-valent iron in the intestines, resulting in black stools. If the above causes are not the same, the possibility of upper gastrointestinal bleeding needs to be considered, and it is best to improve the stool routine. If there is routine occult blood (+) in the stool, gastroscopy should be further improved, especially in patients with a history of gastritis and gastric ulcer, and the possibility of gastric perforation or mass occupation should be vigilant.

Some people think that turning black may be bowel cancer, there are many types of cancer, different types of cancer bring different adverse symptoms to the patient, rectal cancer will cause the patient's body to appear black stool and stool bleeding, of course, the phenomenon of black stool on the human body is not necessarily caused by cancer, eating black sesame seeds will also appear similar phenomenon.

I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of cancer, cancer is a very common malignant tumor in our daily life, which has a huge harm to people's health, cancer will lead to a lot of bad symptoms on the patient's body, and different cancers bring bad symptoms to the patient's body are different, if the patient's body has a black stool, it is generally caused by rectal cancer and liver cancer, of course, if there is only an occasional similar phenomenon, we do not need to worry at all, which can be caused by eating foods that contain melanin.

Cancer does cause black stools on the patient's body, but the black stool on the human body is not necessarily caused by cancer, for example, after eating food such as black sesame seeds, the stool will also appear black on the body, so as long as the patient does not have black stool every time, you don't need to worry, and there is nothing to do with cancer.

Cancer will cause black stool on the patient's body, but not all cancers will cause black stool on the patient's body, usually only liver cancer and rectal cancer will cause similar phenomena on the patient's body, liver cancer is because the human liver is a detoxification organ, if there is a problem, it will affect the detoxification function in the patient's body, and then cause the phenomenon of black stool, while rectal cancer will directly affect the person's stool, resulting in the phenomenon of black stool on the person's body.

It is very common for people to have black stools, which is indeed abnormal, but if there are only occasional symptoms like this, they are generally caused by improper diet, and cancer has little to do with it, and there is no need to worry about it at all, but if such symptoms often appear on people's bodies, we must pay attention to it, this situation is likely to be caused by cancer, and it is best for everyone to go to the hospital for examination and ** in time.

Hello, drink plenty of water, if you eat dark brown food or eat blood Wang. The color of the stool will turn dark brown. If it is caused by food, there is no disease if there are no symptoms. The stomach and intestines are normal.

Black stools for several days in a row, if dietary symptoms can be ruled out (recent ingestion of various animal blood); exclude medication (recent use of various blood or iron supplements); Then there is a high suspicion that upper gastrointestinal bleeding (gastric bleeding, duodenal bleeding) is causing melena. If you find the cause of the influence, you can stop the observation of the influencer. If the influencing factors are ruled out, then it is necessary to go to the gastroenterology department of a regular hospital for further clarification**.

Upper gastrointestinal bleeding includes erosions and ulcers in the gastrointestinal tract, bleeding stools are usually dark brown or black, according to your description, we recommend that you go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for further detailed examination by a doctor in order to determine**timely**.

Black stools can be caused not only by illness, but also by the use of certain drugs or foods. The vast majority of black colors are caused by diseases that can cause bleeding in the digestive tract.

1. Digestive tract diseases: the most common causes of blood in the stool, including esophageal varices, esophageal foreign bodies, ulcer disease, acute gastritis, gastric mucosal prolapse, intussusception, hemorrhagic necrotizing enteritis, strangulated intestinal obstruction, mekel ear asphyxia, intestinal polyps, anal fissures, etc.

2. Other systemic infectious diseases, such as sepsis, typhoid fever, etc., 4. Influence of food or drugs: Some foods and drugs can also cause changes in stool color.

It's still gastrointestinal reasons, and if you cure the gastrointestinal tract, you'll be fine.

I think it could be a problem with the food you eat, or something wrong with your body.

Long-term black stool depends on whether the diet structure has changed from before, and looking for black stool is not caused by food. For example, if you have eaten animal blood for a long time recently, pig blood, duck blood, deer blood, and blood tofu, you may have the color of black stool for a long time. It is also possible to eat fruit or eat black food, which can happen.

There are also taking drugs, which contain bismuth, which can also appear for a long time. How to determine whether it is because of eating food or whether there is really gastrointestinal bleeding, you can distinguish it by checking the occult blood in the stool.

If there is melena, long-term black stool, but the fecal occult blood is negative, it means that it is not gastrointestinal bleeding. If the fecal occult blood is positive, it means that the melana is bleeding from the digestive tract. This type of bleeding is often more common in the upper gastrointestinal tract, which means that bleeding from the esophagus, stomach, or duodenum is more common.

If you haven't eaten anything special, you have to check your stool for blood.

It's normal, as long as it's not dark black

First: First of all, I will introduce the causes of black stool to you, which may help you.

1. Bleeding from gastric and duodenal ulcers. It is more common in young adults, and there are often regular abdominal pain, fasting pain is mostly duodenal ulcer, and postprandial pain is mostly gastric ulcer. When the ulcer of duodenal ulcer bleeding occurs, the stool is mostly intermittently black, and the abdominal pain is often aggravated before the patient has melena, and the pain is reduced after the appearance of melena.

2. Esophageal and gastric variceal bleeding. Patients with cirrhosis are more common, with a history of hepatitis, alcohol consumption, and schistosomiasis, often accompanied by splenomegaly, jaundice, and ascites. The bleeding of this patient is ferocious and heavy, and some people describe it as like lightning.

3. Gastric cancer bleeding. It is more common in older men, and melena caused by stomach cancer can be intermittent and persistent. Generally, the amount of bleeding is not large, and occasionally heavy bleeding is carried out. General hemostatic drugs are ineffective. Some patients do not even have any symptoms. As soon as the disease occurs, hematemesis and melena are manifested.

4. Gastric mucosal ulceration and bleeding. Most patients have a history of alcoholism and anti-inflammatory and painkiller drugs. This type of bleeding is rapid and abrupt, and the patient has no abdominal pain. Melena is usually short-lived.

5. Gastrointestinal vascular malformation, mucosal tear, gastrointestinal bleeding caused by large and small intestinal tumors.

6. Black stool caused by food and drugs. For example, eating meat, animal liver, chicken blood, pig blood, etc. can make the stool black. Taking iron-containing medications such as ferrous sulfate can turn the stool black; Taking bismuth carbonate, bismuth potassium citrate and bismuth-containing compound preparations (Stomach Bizhi, Stomach Dele, Le Stomach), activated charcoal, Huafa Lin, etc., can make the stool black.

Of course, there are other reasons that I won't list here.

Second: Because the introduction of your condition is too simplistic and incomplete, such as: how old is this year, how long has it been about to have stomach discomfort, and whether there are other symptoms besides black stool recently, such as:

Emaciation, regular pain in the upper abdomen, acid reflux, belching, etc. And whether there are any other diseases, do you usually drink alcohol, etc. For this reason, it is not easy to "qualitatively" describe your current symptoms.

If you haven't eaten any foods or medicines that can cause melena recently, it is likely that you have an upper gastrointestinal lesion (which is more likely).

Third: the next step of treatment, 1. If there is no obvious aggravation or progression of symptoms such as epigastric discomfort in recent days, and the melena gradually disappears, then there is no need to worry, that is, "melena" is caused by other factors.

2. If the melena does not disappear, or comes and goes (when the ulcer surface does not bleed, there will be no melena), and the symptoms such as epigastric discomfort do not disappear, or gradually worsen, etc., then you must go to the hospital for examination in time, remember, you must go to a regular hospital, where the service attitude is good, the technology is fine, and the misdiagnosis rate is small. Please ask the doctor of the Department of Gastroenterology to give diagnosis and treatment so as not to delay the condition. I wish you all the best and soon**!。