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Blood spots in  stool
I have seen blood spots in stool after eating outside and from last 2 months I have burning sensation while passing motion and itching on rectal area ... After eating food I feel bloated all the time and sometimes constipation...what could it be ?
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Hemorrhoids: Swollen blood vessels in the rectum that can cause bright red bleeding, itching and discomfort during bowel movements Anal Fissures: Small tears in the anal lining from straining during constipation, causing pain and bleeding Constipation with Secondary Issues: The bloating and straining can lead to hemorrhoids and fissures
Next Steps
Schedule an appointment with a gastroenterologist for proper evaluation, as blood in stool always requires investigation The doctor will likely: Review your medical history Perform a physical examination May recommend tests like stool analysis or colonoscopy to rule out serious conditions
Health Tips
Foods to Include: High-fiber foods like whole grains, legumes, fruits and vegetables (aim for 25-35g fiber daily) Prunes and other dried fruits to help with constipation Plenty of water - at least 8 glasses daily Foods to Avoid: Spicy foods that may irritate the digestive tract Processed foods and refined carbohydrates Excessive dairy products if lactose intolerant Carbonated beverages and alcohol
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