i went to er for bm hurts blood straining burning soft stool doc said there are cuts in rectum veins big is this hemorrhoids? he said its that

Question

When i make bm it hurts there is blood soft stool feels like cuts a colposcopy was done no problem with hemorrhoid calling doc monday should go to er?

Answer 1

Could be: This could be a hemorrhoidal issue or a rectal fissure; see your md.

Answer 2

No: While anything is possible, it is unlikely. It could be a virus. I would suggest starting a probiotic (good bacteria). This should help balance the digestive system out, but also there is a study that showed that women who took a probiotic during the second half of pregnancy had children with less risk of allergy concerns.

Answer 3

Supplements: Possibly, but unlikely. Check with your ob.

Answer 4

Yes: We do not consider it safe for a pregnant woman to donate blood. Blood volume increases dramatically over the course of pregnancy in order to support proper fetal circulation. The loss of blood from the system would likely be tolerated, but the system is not designed for that. Given the potential risks and the lack of anything to be gained, blood donation is not allowed during pregnancy.

Answer 5

Yes: A pregnant woman will increase her blood volume 50% to support the pregnancy, in addition to supplying the materials for the baby to produce its own blood. She should not put additional stress on her system by removing blood as well.

Answer 6

No: It is not unusual to feel blood in the back of the throat during a nosebleed.

Answer 7

Wrong position: When you have a nose bleed, you should pinch your nose with your thumb and index finger and tilt your head forward and not backward. Tilting your head backward will just allow the blood to keep running to the back of the throat.

Answer 8

No: Varicose veins are due to incompetent valves in the veins of the legs. It does not reflect on your heart. When you stand for long periods of time, gravity assists in pooling of the blood in the lower extremities. The same happens when sitting for long periods of time since blood flow back to the heart is impeded by the pressure on the back of your legs.

Answer 9

No: No. Varicose veins have nothing to do with the health of your heart or increase risk of heart disease. They are a sign of vein disease, usually weak valves in one the large superfical veins or the deep veins. They are not related to the arteries, or blockage of the arteries, which does have an increased risk of heart disease.

Answer 10

Fortunately, no: Heart disease is related to poor arterial circulation. Varicose veins don't influence blood flow through arteries so it is possible to have varicose veins and have perfectly healthy arteries. It is possible to have arterial and venous trouble at the same time, but few people are that unlucky. Fortunately, there is no connection at all between varicose veins and a person's risk of heart disease.

Answer 11

Varicose veins: Varicose veins do affect circulation of the leg or legs in question as the veins do not drain properly, but don't cause disease of the arteries which is called pad. Pad is a marker for heart disease and vascular disease of the neck vessels which can lead to stroke. Check out heart.Org.

Answer 12

No: Varicose veins do not imply anything about poor circulation nor about heart disease risk. They are different diseases.

Answer 13

Varicose veins: The presence of varicose veins do no increase your risk of heart disease. Varicose veins tend to be isolated to the legs and do not increase the risk of developing artery disease or heart disease. There is a slight increase risk of blood clots in patients with varicose veins. Leg veins tend to worsen with time & cause some serious health issues in the legs so seek vascular surgeon opinion.

Answer 14

Numbers are numbers: Lab results are numbers, and numbers are just numbers. They have little meaning without looking at the whole person. Low hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell counts means blood cells are not being made fast enough, are being lost (through bleeding), are being broken up, or any combination of such problems. Glucose goes up from increased body stress, inadequate insulin, I.V. Glucose, etc....

Answer 15

Using this site: You get the most from this site when you describe a medical problem, provide essential information and then ask a clear question. You are welcome to start over with this in mind. There are numerous possibilities for the numbers cited but without context they are meaningless.

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