Bleeding all the time

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I had a colonoscopy 4 months ago and on my report it said internal haemorroids and mild diverticula disease.

I had 2 episodes in 6 months of quite heavy bleeding but on both occasions it stopped after 1 day.

Now I have been bleeding for a week, it's bright red after bowel movement but sometimes a little bit of bleeding later in the day. 

I never had this before. Is this normal?

Thank you!

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  • Posted

    Well you’ve had a colonoscopy so rest assured it’s not anything serious going on

    It may be the internal rhoids are swelling or starting to prolapse causing the bleedimg

    If it’s very painful it maybe a fissure 

     Fissures cause bright red blood 

    Try a salt bath for a few days 

    Xx

  • Posted

    Have you been to your doctor for them to check it out for you ??
  • Posted

    If it’s a continual thing then I would ask to see whoever is taking care of you. I had 4 colonoscopy and 2 sigmoids and am just 6 days post op for hemmoroidectomy, Mine bled all the time and it got so bad and constant I had 5 blood transfusions in November so I needed surgery to have all mine removed it has been the worst experience of my life and wish I never had it done but I needed too. So I would speak to your gp or I had a consultant and they decided if this was something that could be treated without surgery and it wasn’t or if I needed the surgery good luck x
  • Posted

    Thank you for your replies.

    It's now on and off, sometimes it bleeds for 3 days and then it stops for a week. Not as serious as yours sound Chanel. That sounds really awful.

    I will talk to my GP soon, i do believe there is nothing really scary going on, but still, blood always makes me a little bit anxious.

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