There is  blood when i poop?? what is going on plzz help?
914854
Sounds like a fissure.  It happens.  Just a tiny tear in your rectal area.  Keep an eye on things.  Keep the area very clean ( use wet wipes).  Go #2 when you first get the feeling.  Dont constipate yourself.  If it continues more than a couple of days, see a doctor.
170532
External hemroids do not bleed. External bleeding is likely caused by an anal fissure. Because hemeroids are swollen veins, scraping by hard stools or stretched during bowel movements will cause bleeding. The blood from bleeding hemroid can appear as red or reddish streaks in the stools. Note that any bleeding from the rectum can indicate serious illness and should be examined by a physician asap.
34604
This can be nothing or it can be very serious.  It could be that your stool has created a small tear and will be healed quickly, or it could be that you have intestinal bleeding that you could die from.  The darker the blood, the farther back in the intestinal tract is the bleeding.  If this persists, definitely call a doctor.
1107722
It could be from your underwear. Could be your laundry detergent. Could be your toilet tissue. Use only white toilet tissue, only wear panties with the cotton seat, and try to use very mild laundry detergents.
272618
It could be blood, something you ate, or you may be impacted and need an enema or laxative. I would go to the doctor for tests first to make sure you are all right.
1179312
Go to the Doctor immediately! Blood from any area that is not expected is not a good thing to not get checked out.
281297
you should go to your Dr. if you are bleeding there.Causes can be from simple hemorrhoids, infections, torn lining, to even tumors.
609049
However, it seems you some sort of injury or illness on the inside. It seems pretty obvious if you are bleeding with every bowel movement you have some problem that needs medical attention. \n\nIm not a nurse, but ive spent years researching the medical field. If blood was normal in the stool we would all have it. \n\nI should also mention that loss of blood on a daily basis can lead to anemia.
140274
IF they are extreemly painful, you might have a thrombosed hemorrhoid. IT might or might not resolve.  The pain is excruciating, and you likely would make the choice to go in.\nThey are impacted with blood, and usually the tissue is discolored.  External "piles", are a common problem, and some do bleed.  You will always be advised to see a doctor to rule out other more serious issues, when bleeding is present.  \n\nThey say diet and exercise, and adequate intake of fiber helps.  I think exercise is on top of the list.
1110369
If your mom has blood in her stool then she has a GI bleed somewhere.  If the blood is bright red then it is either a lower GI bleed or a brisk upper GI bleed.  Dark maroon or black stool suggests an upper GI bleed. If the source of the bleeding isn't found and stopped, she could be in trouble.  Did the docs do a colonoscopy? An upper endoscopy? They need to find out something.\n\nAlso, if her white count is up that indicates infection/inflammation somewhere.  Has she had chronic diarrhea?  She could be losing blood due to a parasitic infection, too. Too many possibilities to list here.
806597
Have you had anything within the last six months change your life? Blood and foul smelling bowels are what a doctor would tell you has immediate needs to be seen, if they are dark and tarry, get in to your doc. as soon as you can get off this computer. \nThis is nothing to mess around with. You are too young to just wait until something bad happens that might change your life forever and not in a good way.\nGO SEE YOUR DOCTOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nand let us know how you're doing!
881114
You say blood, if it is RED then it could most likely be an anal fissure (a small tear to the anus), you will see red blood which wipes onto your toilet paper, and some soreness or itching for a few days each time the fissure heals up. Change your diet!\nThis is not uncommon in young people, even children who eat badly. This is just a case of changing diet, try a small amount of pure orange juice or prune juice each day and a better diet. \nIf this blood is black or your stools are black, this is a bowel or stomach problem, usually in older 40+ aged people, and more serious, you would almost always have cramps or pain too with this type of condition. If so, this is a GP issue, go & see them soon.
639869
It's very possible that what you're experiencing is spotting, even if there's lots of blood. If you started it recently, this could be just because your body hasn't gotten used to it just yet, and you're getting a period early. If you're unsure, the best thing is that you call your doctor and consult this with him.
649944
Blood in the stool can be bright red,maroon in color, black and tarry, or occult (not visible to the naked eye).Causes of blood in stool range from harmless, annoying conditions of the gastrointestinal tract such as hemorrhoids to serious conditions such as cancer. Blood in the stool should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.\n\nRectal bleeding (known medically as hematochezia) refers to passage of bright red blood from the anus, often mixed with stool and/or blood clots. Most rectal bleeding comes from the colon, rectum, or anus. The color of the blood during rectal bleeding often depends on the location of the bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract. Generally, the closer the bleeding site is to the anus, the blood will be a brighter red. Thus, bleeding from the anus, rectum, and the sigmoid colon tend to be bright red, whereas bleeding from the transverse colon and the right colon (transverse and right colon are�several feet away from the anus)�tend to be dark red or maroon colored.\n\nIn some patients bleeding can be black and �tarry� (sticky) and foul smelling. The black, smelly and tarry stool is called melena. Melena occurs when the blood is in the colon long enough for the bacteria in the colon to break it down into chemicals (hematin) that are black. Therefore, melena usually signifies bleeding is from the upper gastrointestinal tract (for example: bleeding from ulcers in the stomach or the duodenum or from the small intestine) because the blood usually is in the gastrointestinal tract for a longer period of time before it exits the body. Sometimes melena may occur with bleeding from the right colon. On the other hand, blood from the sigmoid colon and the rectum usually does not stay in the colon long enough for the bacteria to turn it black. Rarely, massive bleeding from the right colon, from the small intestine, or from ulcers of the stomach or duodenal can cause rapid transit of the blood through the gastrointestinal tract and result in bright red rectal bleeding. In these situations, the blood is moving through the colon so rapidly that there is not enough time for the bacteria to turn the blood black.\n\nSometimes, bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract�can be too slow to cause either rectal bleeding or melena. In these patients bleeding is occult (not visible to the naked eyes). The blood is found only by testing the stool for blood (fecal occult blood testing) in the laboratory. Occult bleeding has many of the same causes as rectal bleeding and may result in the same symptoms as rectal bleeding. It is often associated with anemia that is due to loss of iron along with the blood (iron deficiency anemia). \nThis is why they did an iron test for you.
267741
is there any fever?\nfor how long has this been on?\nis it happening only when you master....?\nis there any secretions from your lower pipes?\nis there a heavy dragging sensation in that area?\ndo you get pain while passing stool?\ndo you feel any stool left after you defecate?\nanswer all those questions and go to a urologist,just in case you've got a prostatitis or something.\ndon't undermine this and be carefull,go to a doctor.
493785
Blood in the stool can be bright red, maroon in color, black and tarry, or occult (not visible to the naked eye). Causes of blood in stool range from harmless, annoying conditions of the gastrointestinal tract such as hemorrhoids to serious conditions such as cancer. Blood in the stool should be evaluated by a healthcare professional. \n\nRectal bleeding (known medically as hematochezia) refers to passage of bright red blood from the anus, often mixed with stool and/or blood clots. Most rectal bleeding comes from the colon, rectum, or anus. The color of the blood during rectal bleeding often depends on the location of the bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract. Generally, the closer the bleeding site is to the anus, the blood will be a brighter red. Thus, bleeding from the anus, rectum, and the sigmoid colon tend to be bright red, whereas bleeding from the transverse colon and the right colon (transverse and right colon are several feet away from the anus) tend to be dark red or maroon colored. \n\nIn some patients bleeding can be black and “tarry” (sticky) and foul smelling. The black, smelly and tarry stool is called melena. Melena occurs when the blood is in the colon long enough for the bacteria in the colon to break it down into chemicals (hematin) that are black. Therefore, melena usually signifies bleeding is from the upper gastrointestinal tract (for example: bleeding from ulcers in the stomach or the duodenum or from the small intestine) because the blood usually is in the gastrointestinal tract for a longer period of time before it exits the body. Sometimes melena may occur with bleeding from the right colon. On the other hand, blood from the sigmoid colon and the rectum usually does not stay in the colon long enough for the bacteria to turn it black. Rarely, massive bleeding from the right colon, from the small intestine, or from ulcers of the stomach or duodenal can cause rapid transit of the blood through the gastrointestinal tract and result in bright red rectal bleeding. In these situations, the blood is moving through the colon so rapidly that there is not enough time for the bacteria to turn the blood black.\n\nSometimes, bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract can be too slow to cause either rectal bleeding or melena. In these patients bleeding is occult (not visible to the naked eyes). The blood is found only by testing the stool for blood (fecal occult blood testing) in the laboratory. Occult bleeding has many of the same causes as rectal bleeding and may result in the same symptoms as rectal bleeding. It is often associated with anemia that is due to loss of iron along with the blood (iron deficiency anemia). For more information, please see the colon cancer screening and fecal occult blood test .Causes of Rectal Bleeding\n\nAnal Fissure \nColon Cancer \nColon Polyps \nCrohn's Disease \nDiverticulitis (Diverticulosis) \nHemorrhoids \nPeptic Ulcer \nStomach Cancer \nOther Causes of Rectal Bleeding\n\nEsophageal Varices
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Is this a serious question?\n\nIf so, then get to the emergency room and have it taken out.  If this is really a serious question, and I hope for your sake, it is not, you may have torn your colon or just irritated the lining inside your rectum ....the place where hemorrhoids come from.\n\nSeriously, if this is a real question, go get it removed... NOW