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Anonymous users2024-01-24Where is the bleeding? If it's vaginal, check for inflammation. If it's anus, it's probably anal fissure or hemorrhoids.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If there is bleeding in the stool, there may be anal fissures, hemorrhoids, colorectal polyps, etc., so if this symptom occurs more often, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. After all, I am entangled and guessing here, but I am scaring myself. Don't get tangled, go check it out today, and I wish you good health!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Please rule out hemorrhoids before anything else.
No need to treat, you are holding your urine, try not to hold your urine in the future, you are still young, pay more attention to exercising, and you will recover slowly!
You have not drunk or eaten something cold, which will prolong the menstrual period.
Generally speaking, it should have something to do with what you've eaten recently.
The urethral mucosa is broken and bleeding due to the friction of the catheter. Take antibiotics and three gold tablets for a few days and you will be fine. Also, drink plenty of water and urinate as much as possible.
It is an internal hemorrhoid.
From a pathological point of view, hemorrhoids are actually varicose veins, which are venous masses that occur under the rectal mucosa and under the skin of the anus. Etiology: >>>More