What could it be if you bleed when you are having a bowel movement?

Answer 1

Bloody stools can suggest a number of possible conditions. Some are completely benign, others are more serious. Some possibilities include haemorrhoids, fissures, diverticulosis, ulcers, esophageal varices, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer, among others. Only a physician can properly sort out which is the actual cause.

In children, these symptoms do not usually suggest a serious health problem however you should always see your paediatrician.

If you are experiencing or have experienced bloody stools, please see a physician soon.

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There is a general rule that doctors go by and that is if the blood is fresh (Red) then it is harmless, usually caused by a fissure (small tear on the anus opening) or a ruptured haemorrhoid or a tear on the lining of the bowel wall.

If it is black then go to the hospital at once.

Answer 2

Many things can cause this ... a fissure (small cut inside the anal canal), being constipated and straining too much, hemorrhoids or even polyps. It is very important that if you have a lot of blood, or if it's just a little every day take a sample into your doctor immediately. This is how you do it. You can go to the drug store and get a "sample sheet for stool" from your pharmacist. It looks like a book of matches, but it has tiny little groves in it. Put plastic wrap loosely across the toilet bowl when you have your next bowel movement. With a rubber gloved finger, or a popcycle stick take a small portion of your stool and smear it across the grooved service of the "sample sheet" close tightly, and take it right into your doctor. If they can't see you for a few hours, put this in the refrigerator so it doesn't become contaminated. Any blood in a bowel movement should be checked out by your doctor. Sometimes there is blood in a bowel movement and you can't really see it. Good luck Marcy

Answer 3

i think ur question is that why blood comes with ur feces during micturation in my opinion it is due to any rectal rupturing or anus rupturing or any intestinal infection , obstruction and rupture

Answer 4

Blood in the stool can happen for a number of reasons. Many are serious conditions that can be treated as long as a physician is made aware of the condition in time.

If you are or have ever experienced blood in your stool, consult a physician as soon as possible.

If it is a trace amount, it commonly is hemorrhoids.

This would be a ruptured blood vessel, and they commonly extrude out of

the anus. You can detect it by feeling your anus or look with a mirror.

If this is the case, see your pharmacist for over the counter treatments to

shrink the hemorrhoids.

Answer 5

If you bleed form the anus it's most likely a hemorrhoid. It's very common when pregnant.