What is the cause of bleeding in the stool of boys?

Bleeding in the stool is a symptom, not a disease name. If a boy has bleeding in the stool, and the blood in the stool is bright red and bleeding, and the stool is dry, it may be caused by internal hemorrhoid bleeding, which is caused by dry stool scraping the internal hemorrhoid mucosa. Generally, there is no anal swelling and pain during defecation. It may also be caused by anal fissures. When anal fissures bleed, the patient will be accompanied by pain in the anal opening, and the pain may occur during and after defecation, and last for several minutes to hours after defecation. In addition, it may also be caused by enteritis, when the intestinal mucosa is ruptured, which will cause bleeding during defecation.

If a man has bleeding in his stool, it may be due to hemorrhoids, which is mainly caused by a poor diet or excessive drinking. Especially after eating too much chili or spicy food, spicy food, or drinking too much, the gastrointestinal mucosa is in a state of abscess and edema, leading to erosion, leakage, and bleeding. The bleeding in the stool may be bright red and accompanied by dripping or spurting bleeding. If it is a small amount of bleeding, it is usually most common to see blood on a handkerchief.

If it is bleeding, it is recommended to take Yunnan Baiyao capsules orally, or hemorrhoids blood circulation and blood stasis fine particles for treatment. If the bleeding is severe, further anal examination is required to establish the cause of bleeding. Many hemorrhoidal bleeding requires surgical resection. If accompanied by inflammatory changes in the enterocolitis or gastrointestinal tumors, surgical resection can also be performed after electronic component colonoscopy.

Male patients experience bloody stools, most commonly with the following symptoms:

1. Hemorrhoids, including internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids; 2. Anal fissures, which are mainly related to the history of habitual constipation. Repeated stimulation causes the anus to fissure, and each bowel movement manifests as bleeding and anal swelling and pain; 3. Patients with perianal abscesses or anal fistulas will also experience bleeding during defecation, which is a symptom of infection; 4. Tumors of the duodenum or anal canal, especially malignant tumors, are commonly manifested by blood in the stool, pain around the anus, unformed stools, and even alternating diarrhea and constipation. In the second half of the period, there will be a significant loss of appetite, and intestinal obstruction is very likely to occur in the later stages. For malignant tumors, the most effective treatment is surgery.