How does solution defecate haemorrhage return a responsibility
summary
Generally have to have hemorrhoids will appear stool bleeding situation. Fecal bleeding is the situation of bleeding in the anus when we defecate. The blood is usually discharged together with the stool. It is very normal for many people to see the blood in the stool, so they don't care at all. Although fecal bleeding is not a very serious disease, it is easy for many people in our life to have fecal bleeding However, there are many people who live more carefully and worry about whether they are suffering from some diseases. What's the matter with defecation bleeding.
How does solution defecate haemorrhage return a responsibility
First: if you suffer from digestive tract diseases, it will also lead to fecal bleeding, which means gastrointestinal bleeding. Causing gastrointestinal bleeding means that there are some diseases in the digestive tract, such as peptic ulcer bleeding. After bleeding, it will stay in the large intestine, so it will be discharged with the stool when it is discharged from the body.
Second: people with constipation are particularly prone to bloody stool, because constipation is difficult to defecate, so they will force defecation, excessive force will lead to fecal bleeding, and people with anal fissure will also lead to constipation bleeding, because anal fissure will tear the skin, which will lead to bleeding.
Third: people suffering from hemorrhoids can also lead to stool bleeding caused by hemorrhoids. The main feature is that blood flows out from the anus when defecating. The amount of blood is very small, or there will be blood on the fingers when wiping the buttocks. In addition to bloody stool, there may also be anal pruritus, swelling and pain near the anus.
matters needing attention
In daily life, we must pay attention to personal hygiene. After defecation, we must clean our anus. We can eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat more foods with high cellulose. We can develop a good habit of defecation and actively prevent constipation.