What causes bleeding in men's stools?

If there is any abnormality in bowel movements, an anal examination should be performed in time. When there is an abnormal disease in the anus, it will cause difficulty in defecation. Therefore, when there is such a problem, the examination time cannot be delayed. This will not help your body at all. What causes bleeding in male stools? There are many reasons for this situation in men. The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have some understanding.

Bleeding in stool for men:

1. Hemorrhoids: Blood in the stool occurs during or after defecation. The blood is bright red and does not mix with feces.

2. Anal fissure: The blood is bright red and can be seen when dripping or wiping with toilet paper. New anal fissures will cause severe anal pain after defecation.

3. Digestive tract diseases: The stool is tarry or black-red, and the bleeding site is mostly in the upper digestive tract; if the blood is pure red, it is mostly bleeding from lower digestive tract diseases;

4. Rectal cancer: The blood in the stool is bright red and attached to the surface of the stool in drops; in the late stage, it is accompanied by anorectal prolapse and general weight loss, increased bowel movement, and alternating constipation and diarrhea;

5. Rectal and colonic polyps: The blood is bright red, the pain is minimal, and the blood does not mix with the stool. Ulcerative colitis and dysentery usually have mixed mucus or purulent blood in the stool, accompanied by lower abdominal pain, fever, frequent bowel movements, and other symptoms.

After understanding what causes bleeding in the stool for men, the relief of bleeding in the stool for men should be based on the condition of the patient's disease. In addition, medication is a good choice for the treatment of the above-mentioned causes of bleeding in the stool for men. However, in severe cases, surgery is also the best choice, and it is very effective in treating blood in the stool.