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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the color is bright red, it should be the most likely to have hemorrhoids, and if it is black, it is bleeding from the upper gastrointestinal tract.
Remember to adopt it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This can be caused by diseases such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and colons, and patients with blood in the stool should take care to rest and avoid strenuous activities.
People with a large amount of blood in the stool should stay in bed, eat a liquid diet or a diet with little residue, and should fast if necessary to reduce irritation to the digestive tract. Drink plenty of water and eat more crude fiber foods to prevent dry stools and keep stools smooth.
It could be hemorrhoids. Symptoms should be treated as soon as possible, especially attention should be paid to anal care, that is, to keep the anus clean, suspended and breathable when sitting, and fumigation of warm water or traditional Chinese medicine sitz bath. The specific method is to prepare an electric anal care package, which has an anal support pad that can suspend the anus and breathe the anus to promote wound healing, and the anus cleaner cleans the anus with water after defecation, and patients with blood in the stool have an ulcerated wound in the anus, and anal disinfectant towels are also needed after washing to avoid repeated inflammation of the wound by residual bacteria in the stool. >>>More
It is hemorrhoids, but it is mild, and if there is no heavy bleeding, there is no need to worry, and it will heal on its own.
It is possible that you have hemorrhoids in this condition, and it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up and treat it in time.
It may be an anal fistula, if the bleeding is not large, you can pay attention to hygiene, and if the bleeding continues to be large, go to the hospital for examination.
That is your hemorrhoids have reached the second stage, which is a more serious state, so hurry to the hospital for surgery, otherwise the bad condition will appear, and it will be even more troublesome in the third stage, not only when you have a stool, but also in the state of ulcers and pus, which is not far from rectal cancer.