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Severe Constipation. Taking Laxative Tea, Watery Stools Mixed With Blood. Dangerous Disease?
hi i am female 39yrs old..5 3 hgt.60kls. i feel constipated this past few weeks.i took omega 3 fish oil thinking will help my problem.yes its help me for awhile.2days i didnt had bowel so i decided to drink laxative tea for 2 days. the first day i am not satisfied with my bowel.i feel i still have inside so i drink again laxative tea the 2nd day after 5hrs i started to release it..but on the 4th time i came back in the comfort room i noticed that my stool is watery and its like a bright red watery stool. i released it 2 times.now i stop going back and forth in the comfort room. my question is... what does it mean watery blood stool and is it dangerous with my health..do i have a disease?
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
User's Response
Hi, many thanks for the query!
Bright red watery stools is suggesting "Haemorrhoides" if associated WITH pain in anal region on/during defaecation: External haemorrhoides or also anal fissure,
if NO pain then internal haemorrhoides.
Per Rectal Examination & Proctoscopy is a must for diagnosis, to be done by a general surgeon.
Appropriate management of the haemorrhoides as per their degree
to be done by a general surgeon, once diagnosis is confirmed &
Hb correction if deranged.
Eat high fibre diet, green leafy vegetables, Drink plenty of water.
Do- USG (Abdo-Pelvis), Hb, CBC, stool (R & M).
Take antispasmodics, antibiotics, stool softeners with your doctor's opinion.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
Bright red watery stools is suggesting "Haemorrhoides" if associated WITH pain in anal region on/during defaecation: External haemorrhoides or also anal fissure,
if NO pain then internal haemorrhoides.
Per Rectal Examination & Proctoscopy is a must for diagnosis, to be done by a general surgeon.
Appropriate management of the haemorrhoides as per their degree
to be done by a general surgeon, once diagnosis is confirmed &
Hb correction if deranged.
Eat high fibre diet, green leafy vegetables, Drink plenty of water.
Do- USG (Abdo-Pelvis), Hb, CBC, stool (R & M).
Take antispasmodics, antibiotics, stool softeners with your doctor's opinion.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
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