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Bleeding And Mucus From Rectum, Abdominal Pain, Bloating, Feeling Full, Constipation, Frequent Urination. Help
hello im 19 female. i have had in the past 2 years bleeding and mucus from the rectum , abdominal pain , bloating full feeling and constipation. i have now become more frequently urinating an it smells bad, constant bloated feeling with small weight gain and my periods are starting to become abnormal, they are becoming further apart. i am worried that my doctor has not fully looked into it because of my age. can you please help.
Wed, 27 Nov 2013
Hi,
Bleeding and mucus from the rectum could be because of hemorrhoids caused by constipation. Consult GI specialist and avoid constipation by:
- eating more fiber foods
- taking otc fiber supplements (psyllium)
- drink more water
- take a tablespoon of olive oil every day
- take otc sena supplement
The bad smelling coming from urine and abdominal pain could be because of urinary tract infection. I suggest to do:
- urine analysis
- urine culture and sensitivity
- abdominal ultrasound
With regards to abnormal periods, that could be because of hormonal imbalance and partially caused by weight gain. I suggest to
- measure blood hormones
- do transvaginal ultrasound
- try to lose weight.
You can discuss these options with your physician to get helped!
All the best!
Dr.Alba
Bleeding and mucus from the rectum could be because of hemorrhoids caused by constipation. Consult GI specialist and avoid constipation by:
- eating more fiber foods
- taking otc fiber supplements (psyllium)
- drink more water
- take a tablespoon of olive oil every day
- take otc sena supplement
The bad smelling coming from urine and abdominal pain could be because of urinary tract infection. I suggest to do:
- urine analysis
- urine culture and sensitivity
- abdominal ultrasound
With regards to abnormal periods, that could be because of hormonal imbalance and partially caused by weight gain. I suggest to
- measure blood hormones
- do transvaginal ultrasound
- try to lose weight.
You can discuss these options with your physician to get helped!
All the best!
Dr.Alba
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