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Why do I bleed with soft bm and not with hard?

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ottoman15308
ottoman15308

It's sending me crazy! This mornings BM was firm and no blood for first time in ages. Tonight I go and it's very soft - loads of blood! How can this be?

If I ever need to do a little more following the initial poop the blood seems much more drippy.

I just don't understand why it happens this way.

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  • thomas79405
    thomas79405 ottoman15308

    Posted

    call your doctor ok
    • ottoman15308
      ottoman15308 thomas79405

      Posted

      Thank you. I was just interested to know if anybody had any knowledge on the issue.

      My doctors are not interested and have told me the bleeding is just an inconvenience. I've had all sorts of tests and it's been going on and off for a couple of years. They only found two thrombosed internal hems and a fissure that's healed up. Maybe it's reopened?

      Waiting for another appointment with a surgeon and see what he thinks.

      I would love to hear from somebody who has lived with the issue for years, and who can give me some pointers to how best to deal with it.

  • Cezzabell
    Cezzabell ottoman15308

    Posted

    I bleed a lot, only thing that helps slightly is avoiding alcohol and lots of baths 
  • april83406
    april83406 ottoman15308

    Posted

    Would be very interested  how you have been with bleeding. I like  you have had hard bowel movement  with no bleeding yet a soft one can have bleeding so annoying. Would be most interested for your comments  thank you April 
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