What s the deal with blood in the stool all the time? It s that kind of bright red blood

Hello this patient, blood in the stool is a common anorectal disease, bleeding with or without stool. There are many causes of hematochezia, and almost all gastrointestinal bleeding can cause hematochezia. For example, anal fissures, internal hemorrhoids, polyps, and rectal lesions can cause blood in the stool.

It is recommended that you take the time to go to a professional proctology hospital as soon as possible for a check-up, and the hospital doctor can give you an anorectoscopy, which is more intuitive than you can do online, and the results of the examination are also very accurate.

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Hemorrhoids: Blood in the stool generally occurs during or after defecation, dripping or spraying, the blood is bright red, and the blood does not mix with the stool.

Generally, it does not cause blood in the stool, and a poor diet and a slight pain in the stomach can cause blood in the stool. You may have internal hemorrhoids, which are clumps of veins formed by congestion and enlargement of varicose veins in the submucosal and subcutaneous venous plexuses of the lower rectum and anal canal.

Blood in the stool.

Bright red how bai

Most of the hemorrhoids, bleeding in the stool, and fresh red blood after intermittent stool are internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids.

Considering the possibility of being a precursor sign of hemorrhoids, it is usually not painful, and it is necessary to take medication in time to avoid delaying the best time** condition, usually pay more attention to life habits, eat more fruits and vegetables, drink more water, and do not eat spicy food

Came here last week and the doctor was fine.

Blood in the stool is usually caused by hemorrhoids.

It is a common condition in which up to half of people develop hemorrhoids at some point in their lives, and this disease is varicose congestion of the veins in the soft tissues around the anus and within the lower rectum. The most common cause is constipation.

To illustrate here, everyone's physical condition is not the same, and it is not possible to describe everyone's situation in detail here.

First of all: most hemorrhoids are caused by taking too long to go to the toilet, so try not to play with your phone when going to the toilet for a quick fix.

Secondly: pay attention to your usual diet. If you already have symptoms, then you must avoid spicy.

Then: go to bed early and wake up early.

Best: Apply Zichuantang to the hemorrhoids, which is very noticeable for hemorrhoids.

Bleeding is very common in anorectal diseases, such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and intestinal bleeding.

There are many common causes of blood in the stool. If it's bright red blood in the stool, it's usually: hemorrhoids and anal fissures.

The easiest way to identify it: if it is painful during bowel movements, it will be painless immediately or for a short time. It may be an external hemorrhoid.

If it is pain before defecation - relief - pain - it takes a long time after defecation to relieve, and there is little blood in the stool, it is an anal fissure.

If there is blood in the stool, it is basically intestinal bleeding or internal hemorrhoidal bleeding: blood mixed with feces is intestinal bleeding, and blood sterile feces are mixed with internal hemorrhoidal bleeding.

Anal fissure bleeding is generally accompanied by pain during stool, internal hemorrhoids, rectal polyp bleeding is generally **, proctitis, intestinal ulcer is generally associated with abdominal pain and other discomforts, it is recommended to check it.

According to your description, the cause of your blood in the stool is most likely internal hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids often manifest as bleeding during or after defecation, bright red in color, sometimes with a small amount of blood attached to the surface of the stool, or red tissue paper, sometimes dripping or ejecting blood. In order to further diagnose the disease, it is recommended that you go to the anorectal specialist for examination and diagnosis, so as to take a targeted **plan and ** the disease as soon as possible.

Internal hemorrhoids are a common anorectal condition and are a type of hemorrhoids. The first internal hemorrhoids should be timely, and it is easy to cause some other complications if it is delayed for a long time. For example, incarcerated internal hemorrhoids, perianal eczema, painful stool, etc.