Others say that bloody stool hurts in the anus when you go to the toilet, but I only see blood attac

Hello: I'm glad to answer for you.

Depending on what you said, it is possible to have internal hemorrhoids:

period, no pain, mainly for blood, discharge, itching;

period, there is blood in the stool, hemorrhoids prolapse with defecation, but can be repaid by themselves;

In the late stage (also known as the late stage), the internal hemorrhoids prolapse outside the anal orifice, or they prolapse out of the anal orifice every time they have a bowel movement, and they cannot be returned by themselves, and must be held back by hand.

Period, the internal hemorrhoids protrude out of the anus and cannot be absorbed into the anus. This is the most serious condition of internal hemorrhoids.

How to deal with hemorrhoidal bleeding.

1. Keep the stool smooth and develop the habit of defecating every day.

2. Prevent anal infection and strengthen exercise.

3. You can try folk remedies: take 1 live snail, uncover its snail cover, put in a little borneol, wait for the snail meat to turn into water, and apply the water to the hemorrhoids with a cotton swab or gauze, it is said that it has a good effect if it is applied 1-2 times.

Judging from your clinical symptoms, there is a high probability of internal hemorrhoids. Blood in the stool is generally a special symptom of bleeding in the lower gastrointestinal tract, especially in the colon, rectum or anus, suggesting organic lesions, which must be paid great attention to and diagnosed in a timely manner.

Generally, internal hemorrhoids, rectal polyps, rectal cancer and other diseases will have painless blood in the stool;

For diseases such as anal fissures and external hemorrhoids, blood in the stool will be accompanied by pain.

No matter what the disease is, you should go to the anorectal department or surgery department of a regular hospital for a microscopic examination.

If the diagnosis of internal hemorrhoids is confirmed, it can be treated with Ann's injection therapy, which has no pain and sequelae of surgical treatment, and can achieve the effect of surgical treatment.

Painless hematochezia is mostly caused by internal hemorrhoids or rectal polyps The lesion is located above the dentate line inside the anorectum and is innervated by internal splanchnic nerves, so it is not sensitive to pain It is recommended that you go to the hospital for an anorectoscopy After the diagnosis is confirmed, the corresponding treatment will be carried out according to the condition to avoid aggravation of the condition.

This is even worse, please hurry up and go to the checkup, go to a big hospital, don't go to a general anorectal hospital, fast, early check-up and early rest assured, I wish you health!