Blood in the stool when drinking alcohol

If you have blood in your stool after drinking, it is probably caused by hemorrhoids or proctitis. If you have blood in your stool frequently after drinking, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up. If you have blood in your stool only once or twice after drinking, you don't need to worry too much. Just drink more water and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and you will generally recover. However, if it happens frequently, you must go to the hospital for a detailed check-up as soon as possible.

Blood in the stool after drinking

1. Although there are many reasons for bloody stools, if bloody stools only occur after eating spicy food, drinking alcohol, or being extremely tired, and there are no symptoms of bloody stools at other times, it may be caused by rectal bleeding. The patient should go to the hospital for examination immediately. Bloody stools must not be ignored. Once there are symptoms of bloody stools after drinking, go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.

2. Blood in the stool caused by anorectal diseases has its own characteristics. If no treatment measures are taken in time after the patient first experiences symptoms of blood in the stool, the symptoms will disappear automatically after a period of time. Therefore, many people neglect this and think that bloody stools are just a manifestation of "getting angry" and ignore it. But in fact, bloody stools are generally a symptom of digestive tract diseases.

3. Common causes of bloody stools include upper gastrointestinal bleeding and small intestinal bleeding, such as intestinal tuberculosis, acute hemorrhagic necrotizing enteritis, small intestinal tumors and other diseases. Some diseases such as dysentery, ulcerative colitis, and regional enteritis can also cause bleeding. Blood in the stool after drinking alcohol is a condition called rectal bleeding.

What causes blood in stool after drinking ?

1. Gastric inflammation: Long-term drinking can irritate the gastric mucosa and cause inflammation. In severe cases, blood in the stool may appear, and the stool may be black or brown-black, often accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting blood, palpitations, fatigue, and anemia.

2. Intestinal inflammation: The cause is the same as above, the blood is fresh, accompanied by mucus, pus, etc., accompanied by symptoms such as diarrhea and abdominal pain.

3. Anal diseases: hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal sinusitis, anal papillitis, perianal abscesses, etc. The blood is fresh and not mixed with feces.

If there is blood in the stool after drinking, the medical history should be considered first, and then a judgment should be made based on the characteristics of the blood in the stool and accompanying symptoms.

The relationship between alcohol and anal diseases

Anal diseases are strongly connected, and "alcohol" is very likely the trigger for anal lesions.

Moreover, excessive drinking can cause damage to the body's organ functions, disrupt the body's normal biological rhythms, and reduce the body's resistance and immunity, allowing many diseases to take advantage of the situation.

1. Hemorrhoid disease:

Alcohol has a direct stimulating effect on the rectal mucosa, which can easily relax the blood vessel walls and aggravate hemorrhoidal congestion. In addition, excessive drinking can easily generate dampness and heat, which can cause internal dryness and heat in the intestines and cause constipation. Dampness and heat can flow down to the anus, causing congestion and burning pain in the anus, and triggering hemorrhoids.

2. Anal inflammation:

Long-term drinking will stimulate the anal valves and sinuses, causing local inflammation and leading to diseases such as anal sinusitis, anal papillitis, and perianal abscesses.

Obviously, excessive alcohol intake has a great destructive effect on the human digestive system. In addition to digestive system diseases, it can also cause multiple neuropathies, fatty liver, cirrhosis, myocardial damage and organic mental illness, and the risk factor is obvious.

There are many reasons for bloody stools, but having bloody stools after drinking is not recommended as it does not take care of your body. Therefore, I hope everyone will drink less and smoke less in daily life. If you find bloody stools, go to the hospital in time to avoid causing greater harm to your body.