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Anonymous users2024-01-23Check it, if it bleeds externally, it's fine, but inside out is a bit troublesome, is it blood on the tissue paper or on the stool?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The common causes of anal bleeding are internal hemorrhoids, anal fissures, etc., and the blood is bright red and does not mix with the stool. Internal hemorrhoids are generally painless, or not painful, and anal fissures have persistent tearing pain with blood in the stool. If there is pus and blood, thick and dark red blood, it is not excluded that it is intestinal bleeding such as proctitis.
It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for further examination.
If it is hemorrhoids, the use of hemorrhoids cream can have a good therapeutic effect, such as Han's hemorrhoids Bikang, which has a good effect on internal hemorrhoids and blood in the stool, and the general patient can eliminate it by insisting on applying it, and the cure rate is the highest, and the pure Chinese medicine ingredients also ensure its safety, no irritation and no side effects.
For intestinal red stool, just take horn pills.
Guidance:
Hello, this may be caused by hemorrhoids or anal fissures, mostly caused by fire, constipation and other factors. In terms of treatment, it is better to use Huaijiao pills or Panax Panax hemorrhoids pills for treatment, and at the same time, it is important to eat more fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins, do not eat spicy food, keep the stool smooth and avoid fire. >>>More
Hello: According to what you said, it may be related to hemorrhoids. >>>More
If the blood is bright red, an anal fissure is considered, which is usually accompanied by constipation and painful bowel movements; One considers hemorrhoids, wipes the anus after defecation, squats, touches the anus to see if there is a soft small ball of flesh like a balloon filled with water, if there is, and you don't feel pain, consider it to be internal hemorrhoids, if you stand up and touch it again, it means that it is a period 2 hemorrhoids, if you can still feel it when you stand up, you need to push it back yourself is a period 3 hemorrhoids, and if you can't push it back, it is a stage 4.
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