What is the cause of bleeding in stool 50 days after delivery?

Generally speaking, if there is still bloody stool 50 days after delivery. Then you should consider the possibility of hemorrhoids. But in addition to hemorrhoids, you should also consider whether it is some intestinal disease. For example, some friends may have gastrointestinal mucosal bleeding. In this case, blood in the stool may also occur after delivery. The best thing to do is to go to an anorectal hospital to get a check-up for related diseases. This is the only way to make a correct diagnosis in a timely manner. So that symptomatic treatment can be achieved.

Hemorrhoids: Blood in the stool usually occurs during or after defecation, and appears as drops or sprays of blood. The blood is bright red and does not mix with the stool. Hemorrhoids cause bleeding in the stool. When patients with hemorrhoids defecate, fresh blood is often mixed with feces. Sometimes it is accompanied by prolapse of hemorrhoids, forming edema, and pain may occur when incarcerated. Severe hemorrhoids may lead to anemia. Anal fissure: Anal fissure causes blood in the stool, which is bright red. There will be blood stains after dripping or wiping with toilet paper, and there will be severe anal pain after defecation.

Rectal and colon polyps: bright red blood, painless, blood does not mix with stool. Stool bleeding caused by rectal polyps and sigmoid colon polyps. There is fresh blood or dark red blood on the stool after defecation, and rectal polyps are occasionally accompanied by polyp prolapse. Ulcerative colitis: Bleeding mixed with mucus or bloody stools, accompanied by abdominal pain, fever, frequent bowel movements, etc. Rectal cancer: The blood is bright red or dark red and is in the form of drops attached to the surface of the stool; in the late stage, there is often blood and pus in the stool accompanied by symptoms such as anorectal prolapse, weight loss, and changes in bowel habits. Bleeding in the stool caused by colon and rectal malignancy. The symptoms include mucus, pus and blood in the stool or dark red blood in the stool. In the late stage, the stool becomes swollen and has a foul odor.

Through the above introduction, friends have a certain understanding of the problem of bleeding in stool 50 days after delivery. I have to emphasize here that many of my friends actually lie in bed after giving birth. And I ate a lot of nourishing food. This can easily lead to constipation. This causes hemorrhoids to flare up. In order to prevent postpartum hemorrhoids, you must exercise properly after delivery and avoid eating too greasy food.