What is the reason for postpartum bleeding in the toilet

If you bleed when going to the toilet after delivery, there may be two situations. The first situation is that there is blood in the urine, and the other situation is that there is blood in the stool. There are two situations when there is blood in the urine. The first situation is pure hematuria, and the second situation is that the blood in the vaginal secretions is mixed in the urine. Since the reasons for frequent bleeding in the toilet are very complicated, here we take postpartum hemorrhoidal bleeding in the stool as an example to explain the cause of the disease.

The cause of the disease is mostly due to dry stool. The most common site of occurrence is behind or in front of the anus. Men, women, young and old can all suffer from this disease. Symptoms of anal fissure are pain and bleeding. The pain is very characteristic, with a sudden knife-like pain during defecation (caused by feces cutting the skin of the anal canal), followed by a brief relief, and then long-term anal pain (caused by spasm of the anal sphincter after stimulation). It is common in clinical practice that patients are afraid of defecation due to fear of pain, resulting in a vicious cycle of "fear of pain - holding back defecation - dry stool - more pain". The bleeding caused by anal fissures can be more or less depending on the degree of blood vessel tearing. It is common to see anemia due to long-term or heavy bleeding from anal fissures. If anal fissure is not accompanied by external hemorrhoids, anal canal stenosis, anal papilloma, etc., it can be cured through conservative treatment. If it is accompanied by these complications, surgery is required. There are many reasons for anal bleeding, including hemorrhoids, anal fissures, rectal polyps, enteritis, and even colorectal cancer. The specific diagnosis can only be confirmed through anorectal specialist examination. Maintain smooth bowel movements. After dry and hard feces are formed, do not struggle to defecate. You can choose warm salt water enema or paraffin oil enema to smooth bowel movements.

This is the introduction to the reasons why a female friend bleeds when going to the toilet after childbirth. I would like to emphasize again that since bleeding when going to the toilet after childbirth is a very general term, and the specific reasons are particularly complicated, it should not be introduced in detail. For example, there are many reasons for hematuria, and there are also many reasons for blood in vaginal secretions. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a detailed examination.