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Hello I am 15 year old boy today in the morning I was doing toilet blood was coming out from my anus please tell if anything serious please tell about causes and treatment
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More history is needed . There are many causes for blood in urine or stool
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Anal fissure or anal tag can cause this.
Consult a general surgeon at your earliest convenience to get this clinically examined.
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If blood coming out from anus we need to differentiate whether fresh or blood cpming from other source.we have to rule out whether fissire piles chrons or other inflammation of intestine present.physical examination needed for the same.do consult a surgeon.
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Consult online
Need proper history and evaluation for further suggestions
Do u hav pain
Hw much of bleed is it fresh bleed
Consult online will guide you
Could be fissure ,hard stool ,colitis
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Need a few more information like has it occured previously, if it's fresh blood or mixed with stools. For further evaluation and management kindly consult me on practo
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This is most commonly due to anal fissure or piles, usually caused by constipation. It is common and treatable, not serious in most cases.
Rx:
Syp Cremaffin Plus 10–15 ml HS
Isabgol 2 tsp HS with warm water
Lignocaine + Sucralfate ointment local, before & after stools
Warm sitz bath BD
Fluids + fibre rich diet
Consult a Surgeon for evaluation and management.
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If you have history of hard stools , with low water intake and low fiber , this is probably due to piles or small anal fissures due to excess stretch of anus while passing stools . Try drinking 2-2.5L water with plenty of salads . If this condition pertains with pain , better consult a general surgeon .
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Seeing blood while using the toilet can be scary, especially at your age, but most of the time it is not serious. In teenagers, this usually happens because of hard stools, straining, or a small tear at the opening, especially if there is constipation. If the blood is fresh red, small in amount, and happens only during passing stools, it is usually not dangerous. If you want, we can also talk about this in an online consultation so I can understand it better and reassure you properly
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Try to notice if the stools are hard or if you had to strain.usually we manage this with medicines from stool-softening or bowel-regulating drug classes rather than strong treatments. If bleeding keeps happening, becomes heavy, or comes even without stools, you should see a doctor for examination.
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Drink plenty of water and eat more fruits and vegetables to keep stools soft. Avoid straining or sitting too long in the toilet. Seek medical help urgently if there is severe pain, dizziness, black stools, or ongoing bleeding.
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If this happened for the first time and was painless, better to keep a watch at it, if it happens again, probably it is piles, mostly due to constipation, low fiber intake.
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Book an online consultation for detailed review.
Dr. Maria Shaikh
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Increase fibre in your diet, fruits, salads etc
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Trnexamic acid
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Piles??
Consult superspecialist like general surgeon for proctoscopy an outdoor procedure just 7 min . To get diagnosis what exactly it is, be contact personal.
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Anovate ointment to apply locally with index finger first on buthole than gently push inside the anus rotate the finger to cover anal mucosa completely before n after defication two times for two weeks for complete healing.
Tab trenexa 500 three times a day after food for 3to5 days. To stop bleeding.
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Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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You should consult a general surgeon for physical examination and evaluation of cause of bleeding.
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Need to know more history and physical per rectal examination
Multiple causes are there for bleeding per rectum
Avoid spicy food junk food oily food and outside food
Eat more curd drink plenty pf fluids, coconut water
Do consult nearby surgeon for per rectal examination to rule out pile, fissure in ano
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Go to general surgeon for P/R Examination to rule out Piles or Fissure.
Also get your CBC done to know your Hb level.
If it is low then take iron tablets and food rich in Iron.
For further details you can contact.
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Yes. It is serious to the extent that it can't be ignored. Please consult a General Surgeon in your area, if required you may also need an endoscopy.
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Can tell you causes and treatment with this incomplete clinical history
Connect on Practo for proper diagnosis
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please consult for detailed evaluation
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It is very common to have constipation in teens which might be the cause of blood in stool
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you need to consult nearby physician to check locally for any hemorrhoids/fissures.
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if you have any pain use Lox 2% gel for temporary relief. not to be used on regular basis. including more vegetables, sprouts, cucumber & prunes in your diet to relieve constipation. avoid straining in toilet.
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Avoid fried and spicy food
Water intake more
Do connect and consult
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Seeing blood from the anus during toilet in a 15-year-old is most commonly NOT serious. In this age group, the usual cause is:
Most common reasons
• Hard stool / constipation causing a small cut at the anus
• Straining during toilet
• Sometimes mild piles due to constipation
Bright red blood seen on stool or on toilet paper, with or without pain, usually points to a local anal cause, not an internal disease.
What to do now (without medicines):
• Drink plenty of water
• Eat high-fiber foods: fruits, vegetables, salads
• Avoid junk food and spicy food
• Do not strain or sit too long in the toilet
• Maintain regular toilet timing
When to worry and seek urgent care:
• Blood continues daily
• Severe pain, dizziness, or weakness
• Black stools, fever, or weight loss
Most cases settle once constipation is corrected.
For proper examination, confirmation of cause, and treatment guidance, please contact me directly on Practo.
Dr. RS Pankaj
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Could be due to intestinal infection, or hemorrhoids.
Consult a gen surgeon physically.
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I understood your concern and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. You can discuss via whatsapp on 971*66*33*129 or book here on practo.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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We need more information & history for diagnostic
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Most commonly due to anal fissure or hemorrhoids caused by constipation. Usually not serious, but needs evaluation.
Next Steps
Consult a doctor, do stool examination, avoid straining, increase fluids and fiber.
You can consult online with me if needed
Health Tips
If bleeding is heavy, recurrent, or associated with pain, weakness, or weight loss, seek urgent medical care.
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Need more details in your case...what the color of bleeding...it only happen 1st time...
Do usg whole abdomen
Consult for better and further evaluation
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Dr. Sachin Bhiwaji Sanap
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need more information
kindly consult
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
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Need a few details consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Mumbai
Please consult
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Dr. Gaurij Hood
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Valsad
Pls connect for further discussion and solution.
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Dr. Sajid Ali
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Kanpur
It's Hemorrhoid
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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