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Bleeding after defecation
Today while defecating I noticed bleeding in a certain amount, and it is happening whenever going to poop. There is no pain , but a sensation is there.
What could be the reason, and which doctor I should visit for this?(gynaecologist?, gastrologist?, general physician?
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In general bleeding while passing stools can be due to piles/ hemorrhoids, as you are not having any pain it should be Internal hemorrhoids.
It will be due to constipation, or lack of fiber in food.
You should visit the general surgeon for proper treatment.
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Visit general surgeon for further treatment.
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Bleeding from Anu’s can occur due to piles/fissure commonly.
Consult a general surgeon/gastro-surgeon soon if available in your area.
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Consult surgeon for work-up
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Avoid straining/ oily spicy foods/ take more fibre in diet
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If there is painless bleeding after defecation in a young person like you, it can be mostly due to hemorrhoids (piles). You will be treated better by a general surgeon
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Have high fiber diet and plenty of oral liquids
consult a general surgeon at the earliest
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