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Anonymous users2024-01-24Anal pain is a symptom that tends to be seen in several conditions. Anal pain caused by an anal fissure. This kind of anal pain is mainly characterized by tearing and knife-like pain in the anus when the patient has a bowel movement.
The pain often lasts for several hours after defecation and is often severe, accompanied by a small amount of blood in the stool. Anal pain caused by a perianal abscess. This pain is often swollen and swollen with the presence of a perianal subcutaneous mass.
If the lump is superficial, skin redness and swelling may occur. Internal hemorrhoids are incarcerated outside the anus and cause anal pain, internal hemorrhoids come out of the anus, and cannot be quickly reduced, which will lead to internal hemorrhoids and blood return obstruction, resulting in internal hemorrhoids swelling and pain.
It may be appendicitis.
That's what I said at that time. >>>More
If there is no cough with blood in the sputum, it can be determined that the blood is coming from the upper respiratory tract, and there is no need for a chest examination at all. Based on your smoking habits, the blood may be coming from the throat. When the air is dry or there is pharyngitis, the mucous membrane of the throat is prone to bleeding due to cracking, and this bleeding is generally very small, and it looks like a black blood clot at first, with a faint blood streak at the back. >>>More
Find something to have, it's not a regular thing, just wipe it clean, there's no problem.
Hurry up and go to the hospital for observation and be ready to give birth at any time!
No, I still had a bloodshot vaginal discharge that day. It's been a few days and there has been no response.