Why is it that a man's butt bleeds?

It is a very embarrassing situation for a man to have bleeding from his buttocks. It will bring great negative effects to us and may cause anal pain. We can take some anti-inflammatory drugs to help us achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and sterilization. At the same time, we can also eat more foods that moisturize the intestines and promote bowel movements. Let's popularize the reason why a man's buttocks bleed.

Maybe I have hemorrhoids!

Hemorrhoids located in the mucosa inside the anus are called "internal hemorrhoids", those located near the inner side of the anus are called "external hemorrhoids", and those with both are called "mixed hemorrhoids". The symptoms of hemorrhoids are pain in the affected area, blood in the stool, and in severe cases, the hemorrhoids will protrude outside the anus (prolapse), and will shrink back after defecation.

Bleeding during bowel movements is characterized by painlessness, bright red blood, and appears during bowel movements. The amount of bleeding is generally not large, but sometimes it can be quite heavy. Bleeding stops on its own after bowel movements. Constipation, dry and hard stools, drinking alcohol, and eating irritating foods are all causes of bleeding. This is the first sign of hemorrhoids!

The main symptoms of hemorrhoids are blood in the stool and prolapse. Repeated bleeding during bowel movements will cause the body to lose a large amount of iron, causing iron deficiency anemia. This is because under normal circumstances, iron absorption and excretion are balanced, and the amount of iron loss is very small. The daily iron loss of a normal adult male does not exceed 2 mg. However, patients with blood in the stool lose more than 3 to 4 mg of iron if the daily blood loss exceeds 6 to 8 ml. The total iron content of a normal male is 50 mg/kg of body weight, and that of a female is about 35 mg/kg of body weight. If blood in the stool is present for a long time, a large amount of iron is lost, making the total iron content in the body lower than normal, which can cause iron deficiency anemia.

Iron deficiency anemia caused by blood loss from hemorrhoids generally develops slowly, with no or mild symptoms in the early stages. When the anemia is severe or progresses quickly, symptoms such as pale complexion, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitations, increased heart rate, shortness of breath after physical activity, and swelling may appear. Some patients may experience nervous system symptoms such as irritability, excitement, and irritability, which some people believe is caused by the lack of iron enzymes in cells. All of the above symptoms can disappear after correcting anemia and treating hemorrhoids. Therefore, if you are found to have hemorrhoids, you should treat them as soon as possible to avoid the above symptoms and complicate the treatment.

Understanding what causes bleeding from a man's butt will be more helpful for our own treatment. If a man's butt bleeds, don't be unwilling to receive treatment because it involves your personal privacy, otherwise it may aggravate your own condition. Taking effective treatment as soon as possible can help us recover to normal health as soon as possible.