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Q: Anal Bleeding- What Does It Mean?

asked by: fcr831 on November 12th, 2005

New User

Thanks for looking at my question.. I haven't told anybody because it is kind of gross and i'm scared that it'll be something bad... About 10days ago I started bleeding..., but it is only when I go to the restroom and ... Well, poop... It doesn't hurt, it doesn't burn.. And I am not in my period, but everything that comes out of me comes out covered in blood. And when I clean myself there is a lot of blood, and it really scared me because even "blood tissue" comes out... (like the blood when you're on your period), but from my anal... I do not have anal sex... I have actually only tried it about twice, but it hurts way too much and my partner and I decide not to keep going... I haven't even told him about it. Does anybody know what this could be a symptom of? I would really, really appreciate your sincerity and opinions.... If anything helps, i'm 21 yrs old..., have only 1 sexual partner... We live together... And I don't have any other health problems.

Replies(7)

Jessica_CF20

replied on November 12th, 2005

Experienced User

I would go to the doc they are trained in this area even if it seems embarrasing to you they deal with this stuff all the time they can tell you what is going on and not make you feel embarrased or stupid good luck

pixma

replied on November 13th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Mate....At times like these push aside being embarrassed!!

That is not normal and should be checked out asap!!

Good luck

Lilypad

replied on November 13th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

It sounds to me like you may have hemmoriods. Does it itch? Is ther only bleeding after having a bowel movement? That could be hemmeriods.

oMattAndClough

replied on November 13th, 2005

New User

That seriously sounds cancerous. :p

tsweitzer

replied on November 19th, 2005

Experienced User

My husband is having the same problem right now except his not to the extent of yours...When he uses the restroom he notices small drops of blood and that's it...So I talked to a few family members of mine about this and they stressed for him to go to the hospital...He said he has no itching or burning so my aunt said it most likely is not hemmroids. Any time that you are bleeding from any area without any knowledge of doing anything to cause it should be taken seriously. I hope you go to the doctor and lay your worries at rest...Good luck..I hope nothing is seriously wrong..Hopefully I can get my husband to go soon.

AnastasiaB

replied on November 29th, 2005

New User

I've had this problem before and my doctor says it was due to my diet.

He told me to eat smaller meals but spread out during the day. After a month of eating small meals it got back to normal.

I forgot what exactly he said was wrong but you could be just pushing it a tad much.

I hope this helps..If not I would go see a doc

labellaprincezz

replied on November 30th, 2005

New User

This Might Help

My mother is a registered nurse (rn) and her boyfriend had the same problem and a couple of weeks ago it happened to me once. I was scared,but I asked her. I most likely is due to the lack of fiber if it doesn't hurt or itch when you deficate (poop). Eat fibers (apples,etc,)

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