Men have blood in their stool

The food taken in by the human body will pass through the digestive tract and enter the human stomach. The gastric juice will digest and absorb the food for the first time. The remaining food will enter the large intestine and small intestine again for a new round of digestion. The food that is not digested by the human body will be excreted in the form of feces and urine. Therefore, the condition of the human body's stool is closely related to physical health. When men have blood in their stool, they must not take it lightly. It is necessary to understand the cause of bleeding stool.

Causes of bloody stools

1. Internal hemorrhoids

Painless blood in the stool, often dripping or spurting, sometimes accompanied by prolapse of a swelling.

2. Anal fissure

The stool often contains blood or drops of blood, fresh blood, but it is very painful during bowel movements.

3. Rectal polyps

Painless blood in the stool, blood in the stool, on the surface of the stool, a small amount of blood, sometimes accompanied by mucus, occasionally polyps near the anus may fall out of the anus.

4. Rectal tumor

The blood in the stool is dark red or bright red, mixed in the stool or outside the stool, and mixed with mucus. Although the anus does not hurt, there is prolapse and anal discomfort, which gradually worsens.

5. Foreign body injury

Blood in the stool is common, often occurring at one time, with a variable amount and bright red color. There is pain when there is a foreign body in the anal canal, but there is often no pain when the rectal mucosa is injured. There is a history of medical history and trauma that can be sought. Food residues, perianal catheterization or enema can cause injuries.

Treatment for bleeding in stool

If there is a patient with vomiting blood or bloody stool at home, he should be allowed to rest in bed and comforted to eliminate his fear and tension.

Strictly fasting is required in terms of diet, and patients with mild symptoms can be given cold liquid diet.

Closely observe the patient's complexion, mental state, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, etc. If the patient shows signs of rapid pulse, restlessness, sweating, shock, etc., send the patient to the hospital emergency room immediately.

If the blood in the stool is bright red, the patient should be taken to a hospital for surgery to find out the cause and see if it is hemorrhoids or anal fissure bleeding.

The dangers of bleeding in stool

Blood in the stool is an early sign of intestinal malignant tumors. Many people are familiar with the symptoms of hemorrhoids and blood in the stool, so as long as they have blood in the stool, they will naturally think that they have hemorrhoids. But they don’t know that blood in the stool may also be an early sign of intestinal malignant tumors. Clinically, 80% of patients with early rectal tumors have been misdiagnosed or missed because of ignoring blood in the stool, thus delaying the treatment of rectal tumors.

Because constipation and hard stools can easily squeeze hemorrhoids and cause blood in the stool, patients often try their best to endure the discomfort, making the stool even drier, and this cycle forms a vicious cycle.

Blood in the stool, blood dripping, and severe hemorrhage will cause dizziness, anemia, etc.

Long-term blood in the stool can cause anemia. Long-term blood in the stool can easily cause the body to lose a large amount of iron, causing iron-deficiency anemia. The anemia symptoms usually develop slowly, with no symptoms or mild symptoms in the early stages. When the anemia symptoms are more severe, symptoms such as pale complexion, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitations, increased heart rate, shortness of breath after physical activity, and swelling will appear.

Blood in the stool can affect the function of the nervous system. Blood in the stool can also affect the human nervous system, causing dysfunction of the human nervous system, which can cause some patients to have symptoms such as easy agitation, excitement, and irritability. At the same time, long-term blood in the stool can also make patients feel uneasy all day long, fall into mental fear, and seriously affect their normal life and work.

Blood in the stool can lead to septicemia and septicemia. Blood in the stool caused by anorectal diseases such as anal fissures and hemorrhoids, once infected, causes perianal abscesses, bacterial toxins, pus plugs, etc., can easily invade the human blood, causing septicemia, septicemia, etc. Long-term blood in the stool may also cause anal pain and bowel problems, bringing lifelong pain to patients.

Notes

Some people think that blood in the stool is just a minor problem caused by hemorrhoids and will heal itself in a few days. Anorectal experts point out that although blood in the stool is relatively common and often does not cause fatal harm, we should also be alert to blood in the stool caused by serious diseases such as intestinal cancer. In clinical practice, there are many cases of patients who blindly treated blood in the stool due to intestinal cancer as hemorrhoids. The consequences are very serious, so it is correct to go to a professional and formal hospital for examination and treatment in time.