Postpartum bleeding in stool anal pain

Bleeding in the stool and anal pain after giving birth may be caused by anal fissure. The clinical symptoms of anal fissure are blood in the stool, pain and constipation. The amount of blood in the stool is relatively small and the color is bright red. There may also be more blood in the stool, which is dripping during or after defecation, and is accompanied by anal tearing pain. More serious anal fissures will cause persistent pain for a long time after defecation. This is because the fissures are deep inside the anus and the muscles in the anus contract after defecation, causing pain. First of all, conservative treatment with medication should be adopted. Patients should pay attention to light food, eat more vegetables, fruits and other dietary fiber foods, drink plenty of water, keep stool soft and smooth, and control the symptoms of constipation.

Secondly, you can use Taining suppository for anus, apply Mayinglong hemorrhoids ointment externally to promote the healing of fissures, and use warm water or warm salt water for a sitz bath after defecation. Bathing can effectively relieve the contracted muscle spasms and relieve the pain after defecation. If conservative treatment cannot control the symptoms of anal fissure, surgical treatment should be considered. The surgical treatment method can be anal fissure resection plus internal dilation and resection.

If there is blood in the stool and anal distension and pain after giving birth, there are two main reasons to consider: First, mixed hemorrhoids. Frequent constipation can easily cause mixed hemorrhoids, with varicose veins, hard stools, etc. Blood vessel rupture may be accompanied by heavy bleeding. In addition, anal distension and pain, especially thrombosed external hemorrhoids, cause severe pain, which is often unbearable and requires warm water sitz baths and suppositories in the anus for treatment. The second point, anal fissure, is mostly caused by damage to the anus and anal canal after childbirth. It can cause longitudinal ulcers, retrograde bacterial infection, and irritation during defecation, which can easily cause anal swelling and pain. Warm water sitz baths, eating light food, and a laxative diet can often alleviate the symptoms.

If you have bloody stools after giving birth and are accompanied by anal pain, it could be anal fissure or hemorrhoids. The pain of anal fissure is like a knife or tearing, and may be accompanied by constipation symptoms. When hemorrhoids occur, in addition to symptoms such as bloody stools and anal distension and pain, they may also be accompanied by prolapse of anal tumors. When the above symptoms occur, you can bathe the anus with warm water or potassium permanganate solution after defecation to improve the blood circulation of the anus, and the pain can be relieved to a certain extent.