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The current state of stool can often reflect the health of our intestines. Many people will be overly nervous and afraid once they find blood in their stool. Don't panic! First distinguish whether it is "real blood in the stool" or "false blood in the stool". "False blood in the stool" is generally caused by eating certain foods or drugs, such as iron supplements and carbon powder for blood supplements, or eating pig liver, dragon fruit, etc. "Real blood in the stool" is generally divided into three situations:

1. Bright red blood in stool: mostly benign diseases

1. Internal hemorrhoids of all stages and mixed hemorrhoids. Generally manifested as blood in the stool or blood dripping from the anus after defecation.

2. Intestinal polyps. Most of the bleeding is painless, occurs during bowel movements and stops after bowel movements. The amount of bleeding varies.

3. Rectal prolapse: The anal tumor repeatedly prolapses, and after a long illness, there will be bleeding during defecation.

4. Anal fissure: The bleeding pattern is bright red blood on one side of the stool, which is not mixed with the stool.

2. Bloody stools with pus, blood, and mucus: Beware of intestinal tumors

1. Rectal cancer: The blood is fresh or dark red, and blood, mucus and feces are often mixed.

2. Colon cancer: The stool usually contains pus or mucus, and the blood is dark red, accompanied by abdominal pain, changes in bowel habits, and chronic progressive weight loss.

3. Ulcerative colitis: long history of disease, recurrent episodes of mucus or bloody stools, accompanied by left lower abdominal pain or lower abdominal pain.

4. Intestinal infectious diseases: such as bacterial dysentery, amoebic dysentery, etc.

3. Shiny black stool: Indicates gastrointestinal bleeding

Black stool is also called tarry stool, which is black or brownish black. It is one of the most common symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, such as gastric ulcer and duodenal bulb ulcer.

Warm reminder: If you have frequent bloody stools and symptoms such as anal prolapse, abdominal pain, etc., please go to a professional hospital for examination in time.