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Anonymous users2024-01-24My baby has a very bad bowel movement since the month, it only takes two or three days to pull once, every time he cries fiercely, the first one pulls for more than ten minutes before it comes out, thick and black, and there are bloodshot every time. I'm so distressed. I took the baby to the hospital for surgery, and the doctor said that the anus fissure.
Treatment: See the surgery, with neomycin sulfate cream, clean the anus after defecation, and apply it to the anal fissure to prevent blood from causing infection at the fissure. Your doctor will also prescribe a laxative (called laxative) to you, which is only a temporary relief for your stool.
The most important thing is to eat a regular diet, eat vegetables and fruits every day, drink more water, and eat more fiber-rich whole grains.
So you listen to me and feed him more water to drink, it will definitely have an effect.
Bleeding where it shouldn't be bleeding is definitely not a good thing, if it's bright red, it should be hemorrhoids, but if it's black, it should be a gastrointestinal problem, you should go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible, don't take it seriously and finally miss the treatment.
If there is blood dripping from the anus after defecation, or just blood on the toilet paper, it is usually a hemorrhoid or a lesion very close to the anus. If blood covers the surface of the stool, it indicates a lesion close to the rectum, and if the stool is dark red blood and mixed well with the stool, it indicates that the lesion is deep and far from the rectum.
Hello, blood in the stool is a common symptom of dozens of anorectal diseases, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible to do a routine examination of the anorectum to confirm the diagnosis, symptomatic treatment, because long-term blood in the stool is a great harm to the body.
It's all like that! Me too!
Among the many anorectal diseases, it is not only hemorrhoids that can cause blood in the stool, but other anorectal diseases such as anal fissures, rectal polyps, colon polyps, ulcerative colitis and even rectal cancer. However, blood in the stool caused by each anorectal disorder varies in terms of the color of the blood and other symptoms. >>>More