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Rectal bleeding what shall I do

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japs123
japs123

Hello guys

I am a 26 years old I suffer from slow constipation transit. I suffer from fissues and haemoroids. I was taking fybogel but it was making me feel sluggish and bloated and was going for a BM every 3 days now I am on laxido and going every 2 days and no longer feel bloated but now every BM I am passing bright red blood in my stools. I don't feel really any pain when I go as the laxido pushes it through nicely though I do have slow days currently I am on 1 sachet before bed shall I take 2 one in the morning?. I have been using rectogesic and though am not feeling much pain am still getting bleeding. I have a feeling it is the haemoroids. I just want an end to this so I can live a normalish life style. Any help or advice would be great am seeing the doctor on Friday.

Justin

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  • chris03990
    chris03990 japs123

    Posted

    Go and see the doctor but in the meantime try not to worry too much as bright red blood  is not a particularly worrying sight. Dark blood  can be a cause of concern but for peace of mind just seek medical  advice. Good luck
  • sandra2468
    sandra2468 japs123

    Posted

    Hey Justin,

    Guess I could be your mum.

    Saw your posting.

    You need to see a good colorectal specialist.

    If live in London or near Harrow I suggest Mr. Antony Antiniou.

    He consults at Northwick Park or London.

    You may need a course of banding in the first instance.

    If not successful then possibly HALO.

    I have consulted with him although my problems are more of prolapse and he is not a prolapse expert.

    He is a good doc. Very dedicated.

    Get a private opinion which is faster.

    All the best 

    Sandra

     

  • sandra2468
    sandra2468 japs123

    Posted

    Sorry using IPAD. 

    The name of specialist is Mr Anthony Antoniou.

    Good luck.

    Sandra

     

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