Patient's question:
Does colitis cause bloody stools?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Will. This could be hemorrhoids and anal fissures. Especially the possibility of hemorrhoids. So, I suggest you see a colorectal doctor. The key is the bowel habit issue. Pay attention to preventing constipation, and it's essential to keep bowel movements smooth and soft. Develop a regular bowel movement habit. When you feel the urge to defecate, you must go to the toilet as soon as possible. Eat more vegetables, bananas, sweet potatoes, and honey daily. Abstain from alcohol and avoid spicy foods. This will surely improve it. When symptoms are mild, you can first use Hemorrhoid Suppository (), which can be somewhat effective. Surgical treatment can be considered if necessary. However, pay attention to the above issues, otherwise, there is a possibility of recurrence after surgery.