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Feeling Of Something Rolling In Stomach, Constipation, Blood In Stool. What Could Be This?
Hi my name is dominque. I am 19 years old and have been on the nexplanon birth control for the past month. But for the past 2 weeks I have been feelings flutters in my stomach . Sort of like something is rolling around in my stomach. I ve also been really constipated. Bleeding in around my stool . Bleeding around my rectum . And bleeding coming out if my rectum. What could this be? Could I be pregnant?
Wed, 17 Jul 2013
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
It seems the constipation is causing the problems .
passing hard stool and straining at stool may cause bleeding from piles.
The flutter in abdomen may be due to wind movements in your intestine .constipation results in excess wind formation and since constipation prevents free passing of wind results in flutter.
see to it thst constipation is not there.
besides taking high roughage diet and plenty fluids you ma need some laxatives for constipation .
Welcome to HCM,
It seems the constipation is causing the problems .
passing hard stool and straining at stool may cause bleeding from piles.
The flutter in abdomen may be due to wind movements in your intestine .constipation results in excess wind formation and since constipation prevents free passing of wind results in flutter.
see to it thst constipation is not there.
besides taking high roughage diet and plenty fluids you ma need some laxatives for constipation .
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Hi, many thanks for the query!
Blood in 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.
Doesn't correlate with pregnancy.
Per Rectal Examination & Proctoscopy is a must for diagnosis, to be done by a general surgeon.
Take anti-spasmodics for abdominal pain.
Do blood examination for Haemoglobin.
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, stool softners with
your doctor's opinion.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
Blood in 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.
Doesn't correlate with pregnancy.
Per Rectal Examination & Proctoscopy is a must for diagnosis, to be done by a general surgeon.
Take anti-spasmodics for abdominal pain.
Do blood examination for Haemoglobin.
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, stool softners with
your doctor's opinion.
Wish you a good health.
Take care.
Regards.
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