What is reason of bleeding by toilet way in man

How to treat bleeding in the stool

Hemoglobin analysis should be done, and if the hemoglobin level is less than 8, blood transfusion and treatment of blood descent in stool should be done according to the cause, the cause may be hemorrhoids, due to chronic constipation, and its treatment is by increasing fiber intake in food and increasing drinking fluids that do not contain caffeine and you can use docusate sodium to make the stool soft Some topical medications such as lidocaine ointment 5% can be given and pain relievers such as acetaminophen can be used. In cases that do not respond to treatment, surgical intervention must be done to remove hemorrhoids and the cause may be an anal fissure and the treatment is glycerol trinitrate 0.4% and if You do not respond to drug therapy so you can have surgical intervention  to solve the problem, and the cause of bleeding may be ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease. Treatment may be by using medications such as mesalamine and cortisone.

How to diagnose bleeding in the stool

The diagnosis is made by a clinical examination by the surgeon, and CBC is done to exclude the presence of anemia that may occur as complications due to the presence of continuous bleeding and the normal range of hemoglobin is more than 12.5 in women and more than 13.5 in men. Some cases may be done endoscopy on the anus and rectum and take samples if necessary A sedimentation rate or CRP may be performed to exclude the presence of Crohns disease or ulcerative inflammation. The normal sedimentation rate is less than 20 and the normal CRP ratio is less than 3. ASCA and p-ANCA analysis may be performed to exclude the presence of Crohns disease.

What are the causes of bleeding in the stool

    Hemorrhoids
    Anal fissure
    Anal and rectal inflammation
    Anal fistula
    Colorectal tumors
    Ulcerative inflammation
    Crohns disease

What are the symptoms associated with bleeding in the stool

    Pain and itching in the anal area in the case of hemorrhoids
    In the case of anal fissure , the pain increases after eliminating the need
    In case of ulcerative inflammation and Crohn's disease, there is mucus and blood in the stool
    In the case of colorectal tumors, there is weight loss, abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea