Bleeding in the stool bright red without pain may be due to hemorrhoids, rectal polyps, rectal prolapse or even rectal cancer and other diseases, the patient should improve the examination, a clear diagnosis, and active treatment.
1. Hemorrhoids: internal hemorrhoids patients often appear bleeding symptoms, clinically common for intermittent bleeding after stool, usually attached to the surface of the stool, sometimes into the drop drops, part can also be a jet of bleeding, usually painless. If the symptoms are more obvious, you can use external drugs to eliminate hemorrhoids, oral drugs can choose hemorrhoids tablets, etc., if necessary, you can also choose surgical resection or ligation for treatment.
2. Rectal polyps: If the patient has rectal polyps, and the surface of the polyp is ulcerated, there may also be blood in the stool, usually without pain. The most common type of polyp is hyperplastic polyp, which is less than 5mm in diameter and can be treated by endoscopic resection.
3. Rectal prolapse: If the patient defecates or when the abdominal pressure increases, there may be a swelling in the anal area, i.e. rectal prolapse. Symptoms such as blood in the stool and rectal bleeding will occur. Usually the blood is bright red and painless, but it may be accompanied by constipation and other symptoms. Symptoms can be relieved and treated through manipulation restoration treatment and surgery by professional doctors.
4. Rectal cancer: When the tumor develops to a large size and the fecal matter passes through, causing the tumor to break and bleed, it can cause blood in the stool, which is bright red and accompanied by pus. Surgery is the main treatment in the early stage, which can achieve the goal of eradication, while surgery combined with chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the middle and late stages can improve the quality and prolong the survival time of patients.