Before the age of five, my son would have bloody stools when he had a heat-related issue, but it would resolve once the heat was treated. Recently,

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your description, post-defecation bleeding that does not stop easily and causes a "fire" condition is generally not as simple as it seems. It is more likely to be caused by organic lesions such as hemorrhoidal bleeding, polyp bleeding, or anal fissure. If it is external hemorrhoids, you can feel it. If it is internal hemorrhoids or polyp bleeding, there may not be very obvious symptoms. The most common manifestation is a feeling of abdominal discomfort. Anal fissure can be accompanied by significant pain. It is recommended to visit a hospital for diagnosis and then receive symptomatic treatment.