Stomach, Ulcers, Gastric Bypass Forum - Bleeding From "behind"

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Q: Bleeding From "behind"

asked by: Runner19 on January 22nd, 2004

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I hope somebody out there can help my friend. Last night she started bleeding badly and has not stopped. Every time she thinks she has to go to the bathroom (which is now every 10 minutes) she sits down and out comes all of this blood. She is in so much pain, but unfortunately demanded that she go home from the hospital last night. I don't even know where to begin in looking this up. I know that she takes ephedra (spelling?) everyday and am wondering if that would have something to do with it.

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maxum

replied on February 3rd, 2004

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I had a colinoscopy; while they were at it they banded some haemaroids.
About 2 weeks later I was out walking the dog and while he was cocking his leg I farted-a long warm fart. Guess what I found in my underpants when I got home? No, blood - lots of it! That night I had extream diareah and when I went to the toilet it gushed out - yep thats right - blood.
I'm on a tablet (astrix) that protects you against some of the problems of blood clotting (maybe the tablet she is taking is similar). Well to cut a long story short, I ended up in hospital for 4 days and the fist thing they did was take me off astrix until the bleeding stopped.
Thats my story, hope it sheds some light on the subject.

paulag18

replied on September 6th, 2009

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Im 18.. and before xmas just gone i started bleeding from my bum everytime i went to the toilet and then when i fart or something i know its disgusting and embarassing loads of blood comes out the water turns red.. its like a perioud except well.. permently.. Sad

i dont want to go doctors cos i dont want them looking at my bum. help

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