Yes, blood in the stools can be a sign of an ulcer. However, small amounts of bright blood is more likely to be rectal bleeding. It is more likely that the blood you cannot see is from an ulcer, and there is the occult blood stool test for that.
An ulcer is a sore, and hemorrhagin is a nicer word for bleeding. So it's a bleeding sore.
Black stools can indicate the presence of blood in the stool, which could be a sign of a bleeding ulcer or other gastrointestinal issues. It's important to consult a healthcare provider if you have black stools as it may require further investigation.
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Gastro-Intestinal bleeding. Bleeding into the digestive tract usually from an ulcer or internal injury.
An aphthous ulcer is an ulcer in the mouth, caused by a break in the mucous membrane.
It is an appropriate surgery when there are ulcer complications, such as obstruction of digestive flow, bleeding, or perforation.
It may be a sign of an ulcer or intestial bleeding; or maybe you just ate too much licorice.
The most common problem is inflammation or infection that mimics appendicitis.
Ulcer is a scientific (medical) name for an ulcer. An ulcer is a discontinuation in the bodily membrane, so technically, a paper cut on the finger is a form of ulcer. The fancy name does depend, however, on the location of the said ulcer.
That is one possibility.
No. May cause ulcer to re-bleed.
If your BM is black it is a sign of dark blood and a sign of upper GI bleeding (as opposed to bright red blood from lower GI / rectal bleeding). It can be caused by peptic (stomach) ulcer disease, & hemorrhagic blood diseases. "False" Black stool (no blood, just a dark color) can also be caused by certain medications but I think that is rare. You should seek prompt treatment by calling your doctor to rule out a medical emergency.