I have been dripping blood for more than 2 months when I go to the toilet and poop, please maybe

In your case, hemorrhoids and bleeding may be relatively large, and there are several possibilities of blood in the stool, which can be understood

1. Internal hemorrhoidal bleeding.

Symptoms: Painless bright red blood in the stool, blood in the stool does not mix with the stool, and can come out in severe cases.

Causes: Most of them are due to straining to defecate, squatting on the toilet for too long, dry stool, sitting and standing for a long time, eating spicy food, smoking and alcohol, etc.

2. External hemorrhoidal bleeding.

Symptoms: The pain is obvious, a mass can be seen at the anal opening, the blood in the stool is bright red, the pain can be slightly relieved after bleeding, and the blood in the stool is not mixed with the stool.

Cause: Same as internal hemorrhoids.

3. Nodal (rectal) polyps.

Symptoms: Painless bright red blood in the stool, which may be accompanied by a feeling of incomplete bowel movements, and rectal polyps that are too hypertrophied and can protrude out of the anus.

Causes: Squatting on the toilet for too long, sitting and standing for a long time, eating spicy food, smoking and alcohol, etc.

4. Anal fissure. Symptoms: The pain in the stool is obvious, tearing, slightly relieved after defecation, the pain appears again in about half an hour, and then gradually relieved, the blood in the stool is bright red, not mixed with the feces, and the pain is not significantly relieved after bleeding.

Causes: drinking too little water, supplementing too little dietary fiber, dry stools, and squatting in the toilet for too long.

5. Colorectal cancer.

Symptoms: Painless dark red blood in the stool, obvious feeling of incomplete bowel movements.

Causes: Unclear, may be related to genetic factors, long-term intestinal inflammation irritation, etc.

The specific method of diagnosis can be through digital rectal examination, electronic colonoscopy, etc.

In terms of diet, we should pay attention to drinking more water, supplement more dietary fiber foods (fungi, algae, potatoes, beans, whole grains), and avoid spicy and stimulating foods. If the symptoms do not improve significantly after one week or two of such attention, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination. Good luck soon!

Hello: Anal blood in the stool may have the following conditions:

1.Colon polyps: characterized by painless hematochezia, occasional mucus, and may have irregular bowel movements with abdominal pain, in which case colonoscopy is required.

2.Internal hemorrhoids: In the early stages of internal hemorrhoids, there may be blood in the stool, accompanied by pain.

3.Anal fissure: Anal pain when blood in the stool, often with a history of constipation.

4.Cancer: Hemorrhoidal cancer, colon cancer, etc., usually accompanied by a history of gradual weight loss.

Long-term hematochezia can cause anemia, dizziness, dizziness, wheezing, palpitations, fatigue and other chronic consumption symptoms.

It is recommended that you have a professional examination to confirm the condition and treat the symptoms.

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

Is the hemorrhoids broken! Generally, it is normal for hemorrhoids to bleed when they are broken.

Hemorrhoids, right? Go check it out.

Are you a man or a woman, and the man is not the legendary hemorrhoids