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Menstrual Cycle. Bleeding From Rectum, Bloody Stool. Is This Serious?

hello,when i am having my menstrual cycle it comes out my rectum as well as vagina and i do have a mass.have been to GI for bloody stool and they said i do have some hemroids in rectum.put me on zantac and scheduled me for upper and lower scope next mont.have appointment with ob/gyn monday. I am so scared that this is something very serious that i cannot sleep at night any advice ?
Tue, 12 Feb 2013
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Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das

Yes, your description really sounds that this lesion can be a hemorrhoid.

It is a benign condition. It does not lead to any malignancy or other things.

The mainstay of treatment in this condition is surgical intervention. It is very simple operation.

So, do not worry, just keep following up with your treating doctor.

Regards.
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Menstrual Cycle. Bleeding From Rectum, Bloody Stool. Is This Serious?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das Yes, your description really sounds that this lesion can be a hemorrhoid. It is a benign condition. It does not lead to any malignancy or other things. The mainstay of treatment in this condition is surgical intervention. It is very simple operation. So, do not worry, just keep following up with your treating doctor. Regards.