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Suggest Treatment For Bloating, Intermittent Diarrhea And Blood In Stool
Question: Hi, I am 28 years male I am suffering from stomach problems from past 2 months I have consulted gastroenterologist and got endoscopy done which came out normal, I am facing stomach bloating and loose motions which comes and goes and from past few days I am seeing blood in motion sometimes, I used to smoke in past which I left,I am concerned if I have colon or some other cancer. Please guide me if these are symptoms of cancer.
Brief Answer:
do you hav significant bleeding per rectum?
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
if you have already met a gastroenterologist ,endoscopy is normal and now you are complaining of blood in stools .
I am interested to know whether blood is only when you constipate or its regular.
IS it associated with pain abdomen or weight loss
Just let me know so that I can help you better
thank you
do you hav significant bleeding per rectum?
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
if you have already met a gastroenterologist ,endoscopy is normal and now you are complaining of blood in stools .
I am interested to know whether blood is only when you constipate or its regular.
IS it associated with pain abdomen or weight loss
Just let me know so that I can help you better
thank you
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Sir it's not regular and while going to wash room I don't have any pain in abdomen and there is no weight loss. In past 1 week it happened 3 times.
Brief Answer:
Better get a colonoscopy and few blood tests like CBC ESR CRP
Detailed Answer:
You are having pain abdomen or bloating and loose stools intermittently ,it might be an irritable bowel syndrome but blood in stools is unlikely ,so we need to rule out is there any hemorrhoids if so, you need to avoid spicy and junk food.
Start eating high fibre food.
avoid straining during defecation.
Take syp duphalac 15 ml in the night daily.
And its better get an colonoscopy to rule out the cause for bleeding per rectum,for further management
.
thank you
Better get a colonoscopy and few blood tests like CBC ESR CRP
Detailed Answer:
You are having pain abdomen or bloating and loose stools intermittently ,it might be an irritable bowel syndrome but blood in stools is unlikely ,so we need to rule out is there any hemorrhoids if so, you need to avoid spicy and junk food.
Start eating high fibre food.
avoid straining during defecation.
Take syp duphalac 15 ml in the night daily.
And its better get an colonoscopy to rule out the cause for bleeding per rectum,for further management
.
thank you
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
Sure sir I will get it done, but is it related to cancer.
Brief Answer:
no its not related to cancer
Detailed Answer:
Actually there are so many causes for your symptoms and I can't conclude that its cancer. But its more likely to be infective or a simple hemorrhoids .
hope my information help you
thank you
no its not related to cancer
Detailed Answer:
Actually there are so many causes for your symptoms and I can't conclude that its cancer. But its more likely to be infective or a simple hemorrhoids .
hope my information help you
thank you
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Sir I have got my blood reports done last month and every thing is normal. I will get other tests done can I be confident that my symptoms are not related to cancer. Thank you.
Brief Answer:
Thats the reason i advised for a colonoscopy
Detailed Answer:
Usually at your age its unlikely to be a cancer but its always better to rule out ,Just let me know once you get all the reports and colonoscopy so that i can help you better
Thank you
Thats the reason i advised for a colonoscopy
Detailed Answer:
Usually at your age its unlikely to be a cancer but its always better to rule out ,Just let me know once you get all the reports and colonoscopy so that i can help you better
Thank you
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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