The toilet tuba was bleeding profusely

If the pain is noticeable with a drop of blood, it may be an anal fissure, but hemorrhoids can also be painful. It is advisable to have a test to determine the cause before treatment.

Hello! Your condition may be our anorectal disease type of hemorrhoids.

Depending on what you've described, hematochezia is blood coming out of the anus, or coming down with the stool, or blood in the stool.

Blood in the stool is a common condition and a phenomenon that can occur in a variety of diseases, but it does not mean that bleeding in the stool is a minor problem, long-term bleeding can lead to anemia, and if there is excessive bleeding, it may lead to shock and be life-threatening. The causes of fecal bleeding are different and look a little different, but they can be roughly divided into three types - occult blood, black feces, and bright red blood.

If there is temporary relief, you can try fumigation. Ejiao and vinegar are soaked and softened and then steamed into a paste, each time take 30 grams and add 500 grams of vinegar to dissolve, heat and boil after smoking and then washing the anus, 2 times a day. The stock solution can be washed several times. It is used for anal fissures and hemorrhoidal bleeding.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital to be diagnosed before taking or applying the drug, and do not blindly take the drug before the diagnosis.

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

It may be an internal hemorrhoid. For the common symptoms of hemorrhoids, drug therapy is effective in relieving pain and bleeding, and is also effective in reducing anal drop, constipation and itching caused by hemorrhoids, and in patients with internal or mixed hemorrhoids, it can relieve symptoms by reducing edema.

Pharmacological treatment of hemorrhoids is divided into topical treatment and oral drug treatment. Topical therapeutic drugs are topical drugs, which mainly include hydrocortisone (or its derivatives), lubricants, mucosal protective agents and traditional Chinese medicines, generally in two dosage forms: suppositories and ointments. Its effect is to reduce inflammation, stop bleeding, relieve pain, relieve itching and relieve the feeling of anal sagging and obstruction caused by hemorrhoidal edema.

Topical drug therapy is generally used for short-term symptom relief and should not be used as a long-term and prophylactic treatment. It should be noted that if there is constipation during the symptomatic period of hemorrhoids, topical laxatives are not recommended and targeted treatment must be carried out.

Oral drug therapy includes increasing dietary fiber intake, improving bowel function in patients with hemorrhoids, reducing inflammation, using intravenous enhancers, etc.

Medications can relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids, but they cannot eliminate them at all. In addition, although the current drugs for the treatment of hemorrhoids are relatively safe, they still need to be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Eat more fruits, especially bananas, and drink plenty of honey water.