Patient's question:
I don't know what's wrong with me lately. Every time I have a bowel movement, my anus hurts very much. Today, I noticed that my bowel movement has blood in it. What disease do you think I might have if there is blood in my stool?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it may be hemorrhoids. In addition to the possibility of anal fissure causing blood in the stool, pay close attention to how long it has persisted and whether there are any other accompanying symptoms, such as obvious hematuria (blood in urine), blood in the stool, or lower abdominal (dysmenorrhea). Then, go to a local reputable professional hospital for a colonoscopy to check for any issues with the colon and rectum. In daily life, focus on eating more green and leafy vegetables and fresh fruits, such as celery, spinach, leeks, apples, melons, and other foods rich in fiber, which can stimulate bowel movement and promote bowel movement. Additionally, black sesame seeds, pig intestines, honey, etc., also have a comprehensive preventive and therapeutic effect on hemorrhoids.