Bleeding Per Rectum / Blood in Stools

Comprehensive evaluation and advanced treatment for rectal bleeding, blood in stools, hemorrhoids, colorectal disorders, and other gastrointestinal conditions.

What Does Blood in Stools Mean?

Bleeding per rectum refers to the passage of blood through the anus, often noticed in the stool, toilet bowl, or on toilet tissue. The blood may appear bright red, maroon, or black depending on the source of bleeding.

While some causes are minor, such as hemorrhoids, rectal bleeding can also be a sign of serious gastrointestinal conditions requiring prompt medical evaluation.

Common Symptoms

Bright Red Blood in Stool
Black or Tarry Stool
Pain During Bowel Movements
Weakness & Anemia

Possible Causes

Hemorrhoids (Piles)
Anal Fissures
Colon Polyps
Colorectal Cancer

Accurate Diagnosis

Clinical Examination

Detailed assessment of symptoms, medical history and physical examination.

Colonoscopy

Comprehensive visualization of the colon to identify the source of bleeding.

Laboratory Tests

Blood investigations to evaluate anemia and overall health status.

Treatment Options

Medical Management

Medications and lifestyle modifications to control symptoms and prevent recurrence.

Endoscopic Therapy

Advanced colonoscopic procedures for diagnosis and treatment.

Long-Term Monitoring

Regular follow-up care for ongoing gastrointestinal health.

Experiencing Blood in Stools?

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