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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the stool does not contain blood, then you are neither anal fissure, nor hemorrhoids, but because the stool is dry and the small blood vessels indicated by the rectum and anal canal are worn out and bleeding when the stool is forced, you don't think about what you have eaten in the past, from now on, as long as you eat more food with fiber, drink more water (drink 2500 3000 ml a day), keep the stool soft and smooth, and pull slowly when stooling, don't use force, and you'll be fine.
Mainly depends on whether it is load-bearing, the two bolts must be set to the load-bearing wall, and the hanging plate can be added when needed.
Hello, there are many reasons for hematochezia, first of all, we must find out the cause of hematochezia, and then treat the symptoms, commonly found in hemorrhoids, anal fissures, etc., but in addition to hemorrhoids, anal fissures, there are ulcerative colitis, rectal polyps, rectal cancer, etc., which will cause hematochezia, hemorrhoids, and anal fissures The blood in the stool is generally bright red blood, it is recommended that you go to a regular anorectal specialist hospital for examination and diagnosis, and then symptomatic treatment
Check the urinalysis and genitourinary ultrasound first to see what is going on.
Not necessarily. There are four common possibilities for bleeding in the stool: hemorrhoids, anal fissures, ulcerative enteritis, and intestinal tumors. >>>More
Depending on your situation, consider a relationship with hemorrhoids, anal fissures, ulcerative colitis, or rectal polyps. >>>More