Blood clots when pooping

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The problem may be a result of medical conditions that can only be identified by running tests. There is the treatment accorded to each to handle the blood clots and the source of the problem too.

Blood clots when passing stool may suggest different things; the color of the poop determines this. The blood may come in different colors; red, dark, or black; the doctors use this symptom to detect the particular part of the gut where the problem is coming from. The doctors perform two types of tests to understand the source of blood is coming from; endoscopy and colonoscopy. The doctors perform the two tests to determine the start of the blood and the cause of bleeding; When the two are identified, the health profession comes up with the type of treatment necessary.

1.    Inflammatory bowel diseases

They are inflammation that affects the rectum; when not handled within the early stages, it may go up to the large intestines. This bowel disease is sometimes known to be caused by a genetic disorder, especially when the infection fails to seize in the gut permanently.
Some of the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease include;
•    Incomplete evaluation after a bowel movement
•    Abdominal pain
•    Bloody diarrhea without mucus
When the tests are run, the professional determines to either administer drugs or perform an intestine surgery to have it removed.

2.    Colon cancer

Some growths develop in the colon causing colon cancer; they are referred to as polyps. A colonoscopy test is conducted on the patient to facilitate the removal of the growths. The most alarming thing about polyps is that you do not experience any symptoms; however, you can notice blood when cleaning yourself after a bowel movement. You can, however, look out for the following signs in case you have colon cancer.

•    Black or dark-colored stool
•    Weakness and fatigue
•    Weight loss
•    Abdominal pain
•    Constant urge to pass stool
•    Bright red blood from the rectum

Different types of treatment are used to remove the cancerous material from your colon; immunotherapy, chemotherapy, and drugs.

3.    Ischemic colitis

4.    Hemorrhoids This is the most common cause of blood when pooping, and the problem occurs inside or outside the anus. Hemorrhoids are the veins that become swollen or dilated as a result of certain pressure. The pressure occurs due to standing for long, sitting, pregnancy, or even passing bowel.4.    Hemorrhoids The condition happens when there is a reduction in blood flow in the intestines. It can appear in either the large intestines or small intestines. Blood in diarrhea, abdominal pain, and abdominal tenderness are among the symptoms to look out for in this condition. When managed in the early stage, there is no need for surgery. The type of treatment for this condition is bowel rest, intravenous fluids, and broad-spectrum antibiotics.

4.    Hemorrhoids

This is the most common cause for blood when pooping, and the problem occurs inside or outside the anus. Hemorrhoids are the veins that become swollen or dilated as a result of certain pressure. The pressure occurs due to standing for long, sitting, pregnancy, or even passing bowel.

Below are the symptoms that you should look out for hemorrhoids;
•    prolapse
•    mucus discharge
•    swelling
•    difficulty keeping the anus clean
•    itching
•    bleeding
•    pain
•     burning
The only way to recover from hemorrhoids is by seeking medical bits of help and practicing the following lifestyle behaviors.

•    Stop spending excess time in the toilet
•    Take foods rich in fiber
•    Be gentle when wiping
•    Walk around to facilitate blood movement in the body

Experiencing blood when pooping can be alarming; this is especially when other symptoms accompany it. Seeking medical attention fast is always essential to avoid the problem graduate.