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bhav2404
bhav2404

Hi,

I am new to forum, with the hope to find the good suggestion..

I had a colonoscopy before 6 months, as report come normal, which I was felt that, there Is nothing to worry about my health.

but, from las 1 week I am have seen the Bleeding In the stool on every bowel movement..

bit confuse, Is there any chance that something has been left out In my colonoscopy test.. ??

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  • anna19151
    anna19151 bhav2404

    Posted

    Hi bhav....I wonder if this may be due to internal haemmaroids....?.. I would go back to your doctor and explain what is happening.. Trust all will work out..
  • Tom_Peters
    Tom_Peters bhav2404

    Posted

    I agree with anna - if you have anal bleeding you should see your Dr.  Meanwhile, to put your mind at ease, if the blood looks fresh - like blood should - then chances are very high it's haemorrhoids and your Dr can tell you what if anything you need to do. 
    • bhav2404
      bhav2404 Tom_Peters

      Posted

      Yes, Tom  there Is fresh blood everytime when I have a bowl movement, also I had past history of haemorrhoids as well..

      It could be that, I was little bit scared because I had a normal report on colonoscopy and suddnely come accross to this things.. thanks anyway

  • babs49935
    babs49935 bhav2404

    Posted

    It sounds like it could be piles which have formed since the colonoscopy as I'm sure they would have been detected during the procedure if they had been there. The symptoms could also mean you have a fissure which is a small cut on or around the anus. Does it hurt when you have a motion? I don't think you need to worry that they have missed anything sinister. Go to your GP and ask them to check. If it is either a pile or fissure you can get creams to help both. Good luck
    • bhav2404
      bhav2404 babs49935

      Posted

      HI,

      Thanks for reply !

      You could be right, couple of times I show on my bowel movement, there are little Spray of Blood coming from my bottom on tolilet wall..

      It could be a fissure. as I have searched more on this..

       

  • chris83292
    chris83292 bhav2404

    Posted

    In any case, you need to see your doctor.

    If she can't find a definite cause for the bleeding, she may recommend another colonoscopy. A colonoscopy is not a 100% guarantee that you do not have colon cancer.

    I have had two colonoscopies in the last ten years.

    They are, quite literally, a pain in the a**e, but a necessary one.

     

  • stewart21177
    stewart21177 bhav2404

    Posted

    Hi,

         Did they take samples for the lab? I could see the sampler open and close while they took them and the sound of it being zipped out of the tube (endoscope) to go to the lab?

         You might see some blood in your stool, because the samples they take do nip your system, and they cause a little bleeding, I think. It does that to me. Since I have UC I find drinking volvic water helps me. 

         How much bleeding, is it just spotting or liquid blood? Did you have sedation  or anything, is it getting better? Drink plenty of volvic water, I live on the stuff as it's better for me than all the ggoul drugs!

         They could have missed a little ulcer, did you see the screen as the procedure happened? If there were little white/pale patches that could be an ulcer, but they shouldn't have missed that. Try the water treatment, it might give you soft stools first but eases your system. 1 liter a day then you cut down but for me not out of the water. Good luck!

    • bhav2404
      bhav2404 stewart21177

      Posted

      HI,

      No, they didn't took any sample, and my report came normal.. after 2 week of my colonoscopy..

      I am having the fresh liquid blood every time, quantity of blood is not much everytime. but, might be I should tried change of driking water..

      Thanks

    • Tom_Peters
      Tom_Peters bhav2404

      Posted

      You need to get a Dr's opinion and not rely on the forum for this.  Probably it is trivial or minor but only a Dr will know.  There are some veins in the rectal area and if one has been compromised, maybe during the procedure, Dr might need to band or cauterise it.  
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