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Diarrhea, Feeling Of Pieces Of Hard Feces Stuck In Rectum, Stools With Blood. Remedy?

Since last night, I have been experiencing diarrhea . It first started with a sharp pain to the right inguinal region. When I first tried to go to the bathroom last night, it hurt to make a bowel movement and felt like my bowel movement was incomplete. Then, I started having diarrhea but feel as if there is a piece of hard feces stuck near my rectum . Also, every time I went to the restroom last night, there was blood both when I wiped and in the toilet. The blood is bright red. Today, I am still having diarrhea and feeling as if my bowel movements are incomplete. Still feels like there is something hard and stuck... very uncomfortable. There is also still blood when I wipe and in the toilet. I m worried.
Tue, 29 Jan 2013
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Write your answer hereHello,

Welcome and thank you for posting on HCM
From your description you presenting with signs of severe GIT infection which could be either dysentery (could be caused by amoeba, bacteria/shigellosis etc) or gastroenteritis ( which could be caused by either Enterotoxigenic E. coli, shigellosis, salmonellosis etc), colitis (inflammation of the colon due to infection), inflammatory bowel diseases, food poisoning (rarely causes bloody diarrhea), and other non-inflammatory conditions such as rectoanal bleeding due to hemorrhoid, rectal polyps, anal fissures etc.
These are the most common condition that could cause bloody diarrhea. But I will vote more for dysentery as it is the most likely according to your presentation. What to do now is drink much water if possible with oral rehydration salt.
You will need to visit the ER and possibly see a gastroenterologist. Some blood and stool tests can be done to determine the kind of germs that could have caused the dysentery. A course of antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin or cotrimoxazole (bactrim) or another type depending on your doctor and severity of the diseases.

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Diarrhea, Feeling Of Pieces Of Hard Feces Stuck In Rectum, Stools With Blood. Remedy?

Write your answer hereHello, Welcome and thank you for posting on HCM From your description you presenting with signs of severe GIT infection which could be either dysentery (could be caused by amoeba, bacteria/shigellosis etc) or gastroenteritis ( which could be caused by either Enterotoxigenic E. coli, shigellosis, salmonellosis etc), colitis (inflammation of the colon due to infection), inflammatory bowel diseases, food poisoning (rarely causes bloody diarrhea), and other non-inflammatory conditions such as rectoanal bleeding due to hemorrhoid, rectal polyps, anal fissures etc. These are the most common condition that could cause bloody diarrhea. But I will vote more for dysentery as it is the most likely according to your presentation. What to do now is drink much water if possible with oral rehydration salt. You will need to visit the ER and possibly see a gastroenterologist. Some blood and stool tests can be done to determine the kind of germs that could have caused the dysentery. A course of antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin or cotrimoxazole (bactrim) or another type depending on your doctor and severity of the diseases. Hope this helps