Blood on toilet paper after bowel movement
After a bowel movement today, I noticed a streak of blood on the toilet paper after I wiped. The blood went away after 2 wipes. I recently was seen by my GP who said that I have small internal piles and prescribed me hydrocortisone suppository and I used it for the first time last night. The blood on the toilet paper was more than I've usually seen, so can the suppository have caused more bleeding? I'm spiraling into CRC worries even though I'm too young for a colonoscopy.
Blood on toilet paper after bowel movement
After a bowel movement today, I noticed a streak of blood on the toilet paper after I wiped. The blood went away after 2 wipes. I recently was seen by my GP who said that I have small internal piles and prescribed me hydrocortisone suppository and I used it for the first time last night. The blood on the toilet paper was more than I've usually seen, so can the suppository have caused more bleeding? I'm spiraling into CRC worries even though I'm too young for a colonoscopy.
Re: Blood on toilet paper after bowel movement
no it wont cause more bleeding but could have "upset" the piles.
Watch and see what happens. No need to panic and sprial
Re: Blood on toilet paper after bowel movement
I'm not sure if the suppository could cause more bleeding but that doesn't seem impossible. If the doctor already confirmed you have hemorrhoids than try not to worry about that. She would've had to do an exam and would've felt any polyps in the process. Toilet paper streaks are very commonly hemorrhoids but for sure scary to see. It should go away in a week or so I think.
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