Does blood in the poop mean that you are getting angry?

If there is blood in the stool, it is likely caused by getting angry. Generally speaking, if you eat a lot of spicy and irritating foods, your stool will be drier, which can easily cause mucosal rupture and bleeding, especially for people who suffer from constipation for a long time. If hemorrhoids can be ruled out, it is very likely that it is easy to get angry. If hemorrhoids cannot be ruled out, it is likely that the bleeding in the stool is not caused by getting angry, but hemorrhoids.

What happens if you have hemorrhoids?

First, long-term bloody stools caused by hemorrhoids will lead to iron deficiency anemia, causing symptoms such as dizziness and physical weakness; secondly, due to constipation, dry stools form a vicious circle; thirdly, hemorrhoids can easily induce liver and kidney diseases, as well as anal fissures, anal fistulas, and intestinal cancer. What is particularly dangerous is that when hemorrhoids prolapse and cannot be retracted, blood clots form, leading to necrosis and infection of the perianal tissues. Middle-aged and elderly people may suffer from hemorrhoid pain or difficulty in defecation, which may easily lead to high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease, which may be life-threatening in severe cases. Therefore, once patients find symptoms, they should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

The main symptoms of hemorrhoids are blood in the stool and prolapse. Repeated bleeding during bowel movements will cause the body to lose a large amount of iron, causing iron deficiency anemia. Iron deficiency anemia caused by blood loss from hemorrhoids generally develops slowly, with no symptoms or mild symptoms in the early stages. When the anemia is severe or progresses rapidly, patients will experience pale complexion, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitations, rapid heart rate, shortness of breath and edema after physical activity. Some patients may experience neurological symptoms such as irritability, excitement, and irritability. All of these symptoms can disappear after treating hemorrhoids. Therefore, if you find that you have hemorrhoids, you should seek treatment as soon as possible to avoid the above symptoms and complicate the treatment.

Another major symptom of hemorrhoids is prolapse of internal hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids that protrude outside the anus are clamped by the sphincter, and venous return is blocked, but arterial blood continues to flow in, causing the hemorrhoids to increase in size until the arteries are compressed and closed, causing thrombosis. The hemorrhoids then become hard and painful, and are difficult to push back into the anus. However, in clinical practice, external hemorrhoids are more likely to form blood clots, which are often accompanied by pain. When hemorrhoids prolapse and cannot be sent back, they are also called "incarcerated hemorrhoids." Long-term incarceration of hemorrhoids can also cause lesions.

Will hemorrhoids heal on their own?

Hemorrhoids will not heal on their own. Hemorrhoids in the early stages have little effect on patients. The most common symptom is bloody stools. Many people believe that the disease will heal on its own after the bloody stools stop. However, hemorrhoids, like other diseases, have a process of growing from small to large and from mild to severe. If not treated in time, hemorrhoids will become more and more severe. Once they get worse, hemorrhoids will develop from stage one to stage two or stage three or four, which will cause greater harm to the human body. Therefore, for the sake of good health and life safety, do not regard hemorrhoids as a minor illness. If hemorrhoids are discovered, they must be treated as soon as possible.

Patients with hemorrhoids should first learn to relax at the right time, and then develop a good habit of having a bowel movement once a day. To keep your anus clean, take a warm water sitz bath every night before going to bed. It is advisable to sleep on the right side to promote local blood circulation. People who work in jobs that require them to sit, stand or squat for long periods of time should change their body positions frequently, increase their activity appropriately and participate in exercises during breaks. In addition, doing more pelvic floor exercises is the simplest and most effective way to prevent hemorrhoids. The method can be done while sitting, lying or standing) When inhaling, pull the anus inward and upward, tighten the anus, and relax when exhaling.