Frequent passage of stools, 5 times a day with liquid stools, can be a sign of colon disease. It is also possible that it may be just old age or side effects of medications. I would advise the patient to seek medical attention with his doctor. This patient may require a colonoscopy examination
The passage of blood in the stools and a burning feeling at the anus may be a sign of haemorrhoids or piles. However, it may also be internal colon problems. Haemorrhoids are a very common problem and are not a serious illness. However, it may be difficult for me to confirm the diagnosis just like that. I recommend that you consult your doctor in Indonesia for a check-up. Thank you.
Do you mean that you are passing blood in your stools? The passage of blood in the stools and lower abdominal pain may be a sign of serious illness. Please see your doctor immediately!
It is possible that you may have a urine infection. If there is something torn at the anus, you should feel more pain during the passing of stools. Feeling pain at the anus during urination is unusual. It is best you have it checked by a doctor.
I cannot tell what is the nature of this lump, I need to examine your father's condition to be able to make a diagnosis. Please check with your father's doctor directly. There are many causes for a lump in a person's anus. Some are due to haemorrhoids. Some are due to infection.
Please seek treatment immediately. Herbal medicine is not helpful. Your doctor will advise you accordingly. If you are suitable for surgery, please proceed with your surgery. I specialised in rectal cancer in Singapore. If you are in Singapore we can provide treatment for you. The Covid-19 virus situation may have travelling restrictions. Please check with your immigration office or Singapore embassy.
I recommend an endoscopy and blood test to check. We can then decide on the diagnosis and advise the appropriate treatment.
Please try medical treatment first. But if medicine does not work, you may need to consider surgery for your haemorrhoids.
Blood in the stools can be due to many causes. Most of the time it is caused by haemorrhoids. However, as a patient, you cannot tell the difference yourself. I would advise that you see your doctor first and have it examined.
Persistent diarrhoea for 2 weeks may be due to bowel infection, which means you may require a course of antibiotics. But it can also be a sign of other internal illness. Please see your doctor for an examination if it is still not better.
If you have recurring piles, you should see a doctor for treatment. The treatment for piles depends on the severity of the piles. If it is mild, piles can be treated with medication or rubber band ligation. If the piles are large and prolapse, then you need to consider surgery.
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