i would like medical advice on me when i go to toilet for number 2 i  pass blood  i have a few pains in my?
970990
if you go to the doctors he can perform a rectal examination on you and i think he may find internal haemorrhoid's
1087935
I think you should go to your GP, to get a check-up.  That's what I would do.
291148
the best thing to do is to ride the storm out, keep lots of toilet roll around though! drink lots of fluid, it will pass in a day or so. if it persisits, consult a doctor
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.
909992
yes definitely, that can be a sign of colon cancer and all sorts of other problems, unless u have hemorrhoids then that would be the reason u see blood but if not then get to a doc quick
708206
Take your butt immediately to the ER... right now.  Stop waiting for answers.  Your life is important and health should be your main concern at this very moment.  I am not questioning your pain, but I have been through this and I know that it is serious... so go!  NOW!
1187944
get to see a doctor immediatly,this could be nasty
730957
I'm would suggest you go to the doctor, they will know best.  It's better to be safe than sorry, and only a doctor will know for sure.
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.
223326
It's dry blood, you need to go to the doctor, you could have a big problem down there.
63085
small blood vessels can break inside near the rectum when you have a bowel movement.  Or if you have hemmoroids this can happen.  It also can be very serious you need to see a doctor about this and soon!!
1137190
seeing your doctor... or just going to the bathroom. Whatever works, i guess.
57591
Go to the doc if it comes back or continues to worry you
263321
take a pee.\n\nIf that doesn't help go see your doc.
461131
I know this is an embarassing condition, and talking to a Dr would help but it is hard to bring up.  Maybe it would be easier to bring it up to another female.  The school nurse would also be able to help.  She will not judge you or make fun of you, but will handle the matter professionally.  Some questions that he or she will want to know and for you to consider:\n\n1.  Has this been a problem since childhood, or is it a recent occurence?\n\n2.  Do you have any other muscle control problems or any other type of nerve disorders?\n\n3. Are you having any certain emotions that may be causing it, (not just and effect of it) and how many times a day does this happen?\n\n4.  are there any other symptoms that accompany it such as tingling, burning?  Do you have a fever or other pains?  This may indicate a bladder, kidney, or complete urinary tract infection.  Have you had unprotected sex? It could be caused by an STD.\n\n5.  Is your urine unusually smelly, have floaty things in it, pink or bloody?\n\n6. Are you able to feel the NEED to urinate (us people who think we know everything call it "urgency")? OR, do you feel the need to urinate and then you try to go but just a trickle comes out? How many times a day do you pee?  How much do you drink?\n\nthere are probably more things that you need to consider but this is just a small list.  I hope you find out what is going on.  Just be ready to answer some of these questions.  I hope this helps.
799714
I really advise you go straight to the doctors. The place you say the pain is, is the area of the kidneys and I would guess the blood is coming from your urine. Call the NHS hotline now and check with them.\n\nGood luck!
1091598
It could really be anything....lower back strain, kidney trouble, unrinary tract infection, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Do you have pain passing urine, or are running a temperature? The urine frequency......is it accompanied by foul frothy urine and pain? The bowel movement frequency and gas may be related to a lumbar injury, an infection, or simply because you've eaten something that causes it like curry or cabbage.\nIn any case, it'll be advisable for you to have it checked out properly by your doctor.