M attachting the photo plz reply asap blood in stool constipation problem and piles paining is this sign of cancer i wont be able to sleep no weight loss no abdominal pain plx replyyy
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If you have chronic constipation it might be piles,with pain in peri anal region or fissure.needs proper examination to come to a diagnosis.1 episode of fresh blood is not cancer.Anyway get it checked by a female surgeon
Any blood in stool should be evaluated properly without delay.
Don't panic and don't come to a conclusion saying it's cancer. Many conditions can cause blood in stools. For example piles, anal fissure, parasite infection, excessive straining while Passing stool etc etc....
Get yourself evaluated from a general surgeon.
Please do not panic , you need to take a consultation with a doctor, talk and share complete history, symptoms. And under go few test to come to a proper diagnosis.
Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance.
Feel free to consult me for further assistance.
A single bloody stool doesn't indicate a cancer....it can be multifactorial for eg. Piles, constipation leading to damaged mucosa causing slight bleed.
So a thorough examination of patient is recommended by a surgeon....as of now visit a Surgery OPD and get examined.
Next Steps
visit surgery department for examination
Health Tips
avoid non vegetarian and heavy protein diet...take light food ...do not strain if constipated keep the area cleaned to prevent any infection.
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