Why does a woman have blood in her stool?

Female friends should pay attention to regulating their bodies, because the female body itself is quite special, and there will be some uncomfortable symptoms in many cases, such as during menstruation or pregnancy. Women’s bodies are also very prone to inflammation or infection, which in many cases can cause bleeding in their stools and requires timely treatment. So, why do women have blood in their stool?

1. Menstrual period

Some female friends will have different gastrointestinal functions during their menstrual period, which is also called premenstrual syndrome. Anal fissures are more likely to be aggravated during the menstrual period. Most of the time, it is caused by not getting enough rest and paying attention to menstrual hygiene during menstruation, which causes local inflammation of the anus and leads to bloody stools.

2. Local infection

Women prefer to be "still" rather than "active". Compared with men, especially young and middle-aged women, their activity level decreases accordingly after pregnancy, which causes weakened intestinal motility and makes constipation very likely. The dry and hard feces after constipation can easily scratch the skin of the anal canal and cause local infection, which can easily lead to dry stools and bleeding in the stool.

3. Long-term constipation

Women are more likely to be picky about their diet than men, which can easily lead to irregular bowel movements, and most of them have a history of constipation. Dry and hard feces and constipation are both the cause and the result of anal fissure. The two are mutually causal and form a vicious circle, so they can also cause bleeding in women's stools. Female friends are prone to constipation and are afraid that stool accumulation will affect the skin, so they take laxatives or detoxification methods, which will aggravate the obstruction of defecation. A safer method can be adopted, and Zangling Stachyose can be used in time. Taking Zangling Stachyose can increase the moisture and water retention of the stool, increase the intestinal motility, and help the smooth excretion of stool.

4. After childbirth

Many women often tear the anal canal and perineum due to excessive force during childbirth, causing pain and bleeding, and thus anal fissures. When other parts of the body recover after delivery, the problem of anal fissures has already remained. If there are bowel problems after delivery, it can easily cause bleeding in the stool. At this time, constipation and anal fissures must be solved to prevent bleeding in the stool.

Through the introduction in the above article, we already know several common reasons why women have blood in their stools. Therefore, in daily life, if there is blood in the stool, we must find out the cause, and then we'd better have a reasonable diet. If the situation is serious, we must take medication under the guidance of a doctor to prevent the disease from worsening and bring irreversible consequences.