Why does my anus bleed every time I go to the toilet? There is no problem with the smooth stool when

Hello according to your introduction.

You should have hemorrhoids.

As long as it is not very painful and does not affect life and work, you can do without treatment, because as the saying goes, "ten men have nine hemorrhoids", which is very common, and there is no sequelae without treatment!

In terms of treatment, there are conservative and surgical treatments, and the surgical treatment effect is better, but I personally think that you can do without treatment in this case!!

To not rule out other conditions, you should provide a detailed medical history.

Like blood in the stool, is it blood on the surface or mixed with the stool? How old are you? Do you have stomach problems, intestinal problems? Is there a family history?

The main purpose of providing these medical histories is to rule out whether you have any other gastrointestinal disorders or CA

If you have bleeding in your stool when you go to the toilet, you first need to look at the color of the bleeding and how much it is. If the amount of bleeding is particularly large, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and related treatment as soon as possible to avoid a decrease in the blood volume of the whole body due to long-term intestinal bleeding or a large amount of bleeding, which may lead to anemia. If the amount of bleeding is bright red, it is generally considered to be hemorrhoidal bleeding, and if it is accompanied by a local tearing sensation and pain in the anus, it may be caused by bleeding from the anal fissure.

If the bleeding is dark red or accompanied by pus or mucus, it is recommended to undergo further electronic colonoscopy to find out whether the cause of bleeding is due to intestinal inflammatory disease or intestinal neoplastic disease, and then further symptomatic treatment can be performed.