Blood in men's butt after wiping

When you have a bowel movement, you may experience anal bleeding. The first thing people think of is hemorrhoids. For people today, nine out of ten have hemorrhoids. It is clear that the probability of this problem is still relatively high. Every time there is blood in the stool, it makes people feel anxious. Let's discuss why men have blood when they wipe their buttocks after defecation.

Men who wipe their buttocks after defecation may have blood due to lower gastrointestinal bleeding. The most common diseases are hemorrhoids, intestinal polyps, rectal cancer, anal fissures, etc. It is recommended that patients go to a reliable tertiary hospital for a bowel movement test and then take medication. Generally, if the patient has rectal cancer, the tumor surface will immediately crack when defecating, so the symptom of wiping the buttocks will appear immediately when defecating. For patients with hemorrhoids, the most common symptom is that there is blood when wiping the buttocks after defecation, and the patient will continue to have severe pain at the anus.

Other practical reasons include:

1. Bleeding in the upper digestive system

For example, bleeding caused by rupture of varicose veins below the esophagus, bleeding from peptic ulcer, etc., because the blood stays in the intestines for a long time after leaving the blood vessels, the excrement is asphalt-like, black, or brown, and paste-like when discharged from the body, and the stool is occult blood-positive.

2. Bleeding in the lower part of the digestive system

Especially bleeding from the sigmoid colon and below the duodenum, the blood is bright red and closely related to the stool.

3. Blood in the stool caused by anal fissure

The amount is usually small and accompanied by severe pain. It is common in children and adolescents whose anus is contaminated by blood during defecation.

4. Deterioration of the duodenum and sigmoid colon

It often occurs in adults, with blood in the stool and mucus and purulent secretions, a foul odor, and symptoms of narrowing of the stool.

5. Dysentery and chronic enteritis

There is blood in the stool accompanied by mucus, anal prolapse, increased stool volume, and pain in the lower left abdomen.