Digestive and Bowel Disorders Forum - Anal pain blood after bowel movement

I have been experiencing anal pain after i make a bowel movement, sometime i see blood then it goes away. now this is to months in the game and stil waiting to see a surgical clinic to tell me what the problem is...i hope it is nothing serious..i also having abdonimal cramps and it is not time for my period yet....i pray to god that it is something that is not life treatening or savere.....should i worried?

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MandMs

replied on April 7th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Anal pain and bleeding after completing a bowel movement are symptoms of hemorrhoids.
Constipation and straining to have a bowel movement lead to dilated veins in anal and rectal area, known as hemorrhoids that may bleed and cause pain.
Also, anal bleeding can be due to a small tears of anal lining when a hard stool is passed.
When someone has constipation problem or some kind of colon obstruction, anal cramping pain is a common complain.

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