I have no idea what may be causing your symptoms but know one thing, waiting and worrying are not going to help you. Whatever's wrong isn't going to change by being ignored. Maybe it's "only" piles? Who knows? If it is serious it can still be treated. Chances are it's ok but...

Go to the doctor today and sort it out. I'm waiting on a colonoscopy at the moment and the worry is huge, but whatever's wrong isn't going away by doing nothing!

You really should go to a doctor if your bleeding or if it hurts.
Does the same thing happen when you drink beer? Or just hard liqour?
Straight hard liqour and mixed drinks make my stomache cramp and hurt too. Not beer tho unless I drink alot
i think its a liver problem

Thank you, I will contact my doctor. I have heard it could be one of three common things. Colon cancer, aggrevated ulcer or my veins thining then bleeding out. Either way it is scary. Thank you all for your comments.

My first question is does it hurt? Do you only bleed when putting pressure on your rectum (urinating or with a bowl movement)? Do you feel or can you see any veins outside of the rectum? You may have internal hemorrhoids that become more vascular due to the alcohol thinning your blood. You may also have a rectal tear that also bleeds easily after drinking. I do suggest that you see your doctor though.

Hey saflores, how are you doing?


Alcohol does not cause bleeding directly, but alcohol can interfere with maintaining optimal health of blood vessels by damaging proteins and weakening blood vessel walls. Alcohol increases excretion of important vitamins and minerals.


Alcohol does not cause bleeding directly, but alcohol can interfere with maintaining optimal health of blood vessels by damaging proteins and weakening blood vessel walls. As such, people who drink alcohol have increased nutritional needs of the b vitamins, magnesium and zinc.


For additional causes or rectal bleeding, please visit ubc student services - health & wellness.

best wishes,