Bloody stools can suggest a number of possible conditions. Some are completely benign, others are more serious. Some possibilities include haemorrhoids, fissures, diverticulosis, ulcers, esophageal varices, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer, among others. Only a physician can properly sort out which is the actual cause.
In children, these symptoms do not usually suggest a serious health problem however you should always see your paediatrician.
If you are experiencing or have experienced bloody stools, please see a physician soon.
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There is a general rule that doctors go by and that is if the blood is fresh (Red) then it is harmless, usually caused by a fissure (small tear on the anus opening) or a ruptured haemorrhoid or a tear on the lining of the bowel wall.
If it is black then go to the hospital at once.
You could have bowel cancer, so you should really go to your doctor and get it checked out.
No...BM stands for Bowel Movement.
You could be just having that sensation without really having stool (tenesmus). You could be constipated or could be having a narrowing. You should speak to your doctors.
If you puppy is having problems with bowel movement you need to contact your vet so you can get a laxative prescription. Be careful though because if the issue is due to blockage or obstruction a laxative could cause further damage.
No. Going to the restroom is permitted at all times.
That your baby possibly had a bowel movement. It is called meconium.
If you have eaten glass, yes, it is possible that you could excrete it in a bowel movement. This will most likely be painful and could cause internal injury.
If your dog is not having bowel movements, it could be a sign of constipation or a more serious underlying issue such as an intestinal blockage. Monitor your dog for any other symptoms like vomiting, lethargy, or abdominal pain, and contact your veterinarian for further guidance. In the meantime, ensure your dog stays hydrated and try feeding high-fiber foods to help improve bowel movements.
The consistencies for the bowel movements depends on the speed of the peristalsis (the rate of speed that food is pushed through the bowel system). If a person has diarrhea, the food will move very quickly therefore causing less for the food and nutrients to be removed. So that will cause the stool to be very liquid.
It could simply be gas, but it's best to see your doctor and be sure you don't have an infection.
it could be because your cat is sick you should get him or her checked out at the vet
if shes not eating she could have upper respritory infection, which is what mine dyed of. Get your bunny to the vet as soon as possible!!