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Blood On Tissue After Going To The Toilet
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Hi, 4 out ot the last 5 days, when ive been to the loo for a number 2 and wiped myself there has been bright red blood on the tissue, i dont mean just a drop, there is more than a drop, should i be concerned or does anyone know what the problem could be? I am a 45 year old male
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\\\Tell me about it Sqad ... I remember it well lol :( \\\
I had something similar to you 25 yrs ago and went to see my mate who advised using St Mark's Dilators which were the equivalent of Russian Dolls but in glass, the smallest being about 2 inches long and the largest the size of a glass decanter.
I never got past the first size as it was too painful, but the main reason was that i was beginning to enjoy using the dilator and looking forward to my next dilatation..........a bit worrying, so i gave up the treatment...;-)
\\\Tell me about it Sqad ... I remember it well lol :( \\\
I had something similar to you 25 yrs ago and went to see my mate who advised using St Mark's Dilators which were the equivalent of Russian Dolls but in glass, the smallest being about 2 inches long and the largest the size of a glass decanter.
I never got past the first size as it was too painful, but the main reason was that i was beginning to enjoy using the dilator and looking forward to my next dilatation..........a bit worrying, so i gave up the treatment...;-)
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I had similar (also a lot of pain, itching, etc...), a couple of GPs had a look/feel at different times and said no piles.
I was seeing a gastroenterologist anyway for another condition and he maintained it was likely to be piles, even though GPs hadn't found any.
I was sent for an endoscopy and he was right, found quite a few and sorted some of them with banding.
I think the strain of having chronic diarrhoea due to a malabsorption condition caused/contributed to mine forming.
I was seeing a gastroenterologist anyway for another condition and he maintained it was likely to be piles, even though GPs hadn't found any.
I was sent for an endoscopy and he was right, found quite a few and sorted some of them with banding.
I think the strain of having chronic diarrhoea due to a malabsorption condition caused/contributed to mine forming.
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