Bright red blood through anus

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Bright red blood while passing stool! And a little pain! Have consulted a doctor, blood stopped but came again after a month!

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Dr. Nimisha S Kantharia Bariatric Surgeon 17 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nimisha S Kantharia

Bariatric Surgeon 17 yrs exp Mumbai

This could be hemorrhoids i.e. piles or a fissure.

Next Steps

please see a general surgeon who will examine and determine which one it is and advice treatment accordingly

Health Tips

Don't delay treatment. Avoid constipation by consuming diet high in fibre and fluids

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