Why do i have a really bad pain on my rectum?

Question

I'm not trying to be gross or nasty about this, all i know is that I don't have a hernia or anything similar. I just have a really bad pain as if something is trying to go inside. it's so bad everytime I sit it hurts and it bleeds when i use the rest room. Theres some sweling and a lot of pain. Please i need some help...

Answer 1

You have hemorrhoids or an anal fissure.

Hemorrhoids is when a blood vessel at the anus swells and makes a little pouch which is extremely uncomfortable, especially to sit or to poop. Bleeding during elimination is common.

The treatment for this is to have moist, regular visits to the bathroom and not have to push stool very hard. Take Fiber-con or a generic substitute, or try Miralax. It's a great laxative that maintains moisture in the digestive system and makes daily eliminating a breeze.

I can't explain an anal fissure very well, so it might be better if you look it up on the web. As I know it, part of the colon folds in on itself and makes elimination excruciating and bloody.

If you suspect this problem is yours, you need to visit your dr. immediately.

TX Mom
Debbie
Not a medical practitioner

Answer 2

It could be hemorrhoids try preparation h. Also try to keep things moving with plenty of fiber in your diet. Also avoid sitting in places that are cold. If these things don't help after a little while. You may have to bite the bullet and go see a doctor it may be something more serious.

Answer 3

Everyone is right about it being hemmorroids.
See your doctor and schedule an appointment for a hemmoroidectomy. You will be happy that you did.
I had them for ages and finally saw a surgeon. It only takes a couple of hours of outpatient surgery and is not painful because they put you under general anesthesia and give you pain killer when you wake up. I only took the painkiller for the next day.
For information see:

http://onlywallpaper.8m.net/hemmoriods.htm

Answer 4

Hemorrhoids are associated with constipation and straining at bowel movements. How to get rid of hemorrhoids https://tr.im/l83GG
Pregnancy is also associated with hemorrhoids. These conditions lead to increased pressure within the hemorrhoidal veins that causes them to swell. Other conditions, for example chronic liver disease, may also cause increased venous pressure and may be associated with hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are very common and are estimated to occur in up to one-half of the population by age 50.

Answer 5

You probably have hemmorhoids. You can have hemmorhoids inside that don't come out, hemmorhoids inside that come out, and hemmoroids that are out and won't go back in. You can also have hemmorhoids that are out, won't go back in and the blood in them clots off (thrombose). Once you are at this point the only thing that you can do is see a doctor.

Sounds to me that you need to see a doctor, especially if you are having a lot of pain and bleeding.

Answer 6

Oooohh. If you're bleeding a lot and you didn't recently experience any kind of trauma down there, you may want to get a sigmoidoscopy. If that reveals nothing, you may want a colonoscopy, because you could have colon cancer. Not to scare you. It could be a million other things.

Answer 7

Hemorrhoids.

Answer 8

Hemorrhoids.

Answer 9

Sounds like a classic hemorrhoid from constipation. It is a swelling of the veins right inside your anus.

Answer 10

Sounds like you may have food poisoning, and yes, you need to drink to flush out the bad stuff and to stay hydrated