I was a professional dance and physical theatre artist and lecturer, so particularly fit for my age. I had rectal bleeding and was told I had haemorrhoids which turned out to be stage 4 anal cancer. After a colostomy, intensive chemo/radiotherapy I just about survived but over the past 7 years; whilst being very grateful to be alive, I have suffered with a range of complications including a badly herniated stoma, recurrent UTI's and other infections resulting in sepsis on numerous occasions, continuous hypoxia requiring ventilation . Ongoing pain, fatigue and use of large doses of strong pain killers. PLEASE be vigilant about symptoms, especially those associated with haemorrhoids. As with all cancers early diagnosis makes an enormous difference. AWARENESS IS KEY. Take care folks.
Thank you for sharing! Yes, whenever there is blood on my stool I always step back and wonder what caused it. So far, it's always just constipation. I know when I feel a sharp pain when it goes out. Fortunately I very rarely get them.
@joblowers211202 As a fellow dancer my entire heart goes out to you. I’m a psw here in Canada (cna) and take care of many individuals fighting a good fight. I also have a sister in her 6th year of stage 4 colon cancer and a brother with colitis. All that you have been through has been extremely hard. I’m very sorry. I hope when you close your eyes at night you have memories of dancing and performing flood in bringing you a sense of joy. ❤
@@kunstfaerdige8214thank you for sharing it, too. As a dietician, I recommend you to be very conscious about your hydratation and adequate dietary fiber intake. Wish you all the best.😊
One time I went to the bathroom, I had terrible cramps and I saw a LOT of red and I was freaking out like OMG I am dying of massive internal bleeding. Then I remembered the very large amount of pickled beet I had eaten the previous day. I was fine.
I once peed and saw blood on it. For one sec I panicked (OMG do I have UTI?? internal bleeding?? Kidney failure??) Turned out I was getting period and somehow forgot that possibility 🤦🏻♀️
I did the bowel cancer screen test (you send in a tiny sample of poop) and blood was detected. I could not see any blood at all. I thought it was a false positive as I had zero symptoms for cancer. BUT Yes I had cancer but it was picked up at stage 1. Surgery only. No chemo, no bag. That little non invasive test, free in Australia, saved me from the grief of chemo and probable death. DON’T wait for symptoms. It’ll be too late.
As a survivor of advanced colorectal cancer, I would advise anyone to please seek urgent medical advice if you develop these 2 tell tale symptoms : -Extreme fatigue😢, like you could sink to the ground. -Extreme constipation. I did and it saved my life.
My youngest neice died in her early 40s after going to ER REPEATEDLY for Severe Constipation....they just sent her home to take Stool Softners*Laxitives. By the time they actually did any testing, she was in Stage 4 Colon Cancer, went thru ALL the CRAP Chemicals*Radiation only to pass away a few years later!!! Be Stearn with "Drs" who sluff you off when you KNOW something is Wrong!! Remember, theyre just PRACTICING on you!!!
@@bethteer1509 Simply appalling! I am fully aware of how incredibly lucky I have been, given that my cancer had also reached stage 4 ! Miraculously, I ended in the hands of the most amazing care team, including 2 top lady surgeons who after 18 months of treatment left me totally healthy and even stoma free ! Extreme constipation could kill you, so please , so stand up to any ignorant, dismissive comments snd fight your case.
I have a dear friend who has just found out she has rectal cancer. She had constipation following following a surgery she had earlier this year, and then soon after that she thought she had a hemorrhoid. When she went to the doctor in the Spring and told them about the hemorrhoid, they just said that that's very typical after a surgery, from the constipation, and didn't do an inspection. When she went back for a physical recently, she told the doctor that she thought the hemorrhoid was prolapsed. As soon as the doctor examined it, they knew it wasn't a hemorrhoid and immediately referred my friend colorectal specialist. The specialist confirmed that it looked like cancer and the colonoscopy that followed showed it was inside the rectum. She still hasn't gotten the staging yet because the insurance company is taking their sweet time to approve the necessary imagining, but I can only imagine how much better things would be had her primary care provider just examined it in the Spring. I know that everyone says this, but this shocking diagnosis could not have happened to a kinder or more sincere person. 😭
Knowing how much bacteria the bowl contains I’m really surprised that bleeding at the end of a stool doesn’t more often cause bacteria to colonize the blood stream and become sepsis. It’s good that the body is able to maintain that separation when the mucosa bleeds superficially
Wait till you get old. Something as simple as a UTI can be life threatening to geriatrics and immunocompromised people. It gets worse when the patient underestimates their symptoms and become more septic over time.
@@thatguysky123 True. I'm an EMT. We took a 70+ year old fellow to the hospital where he died-- of a UTI! He told us he'd been uncomfortable with fairly mild symptoms like anyone would have throughout their lives from time to time, but it wasn't getting any better. One thing I've learned-- don't be a trooper and ignore your symptoms. If it hurts, it means something is wrong. Don't try to be a hero and ignore your pain.
@@marydevonshire4655 While I've had a UTI in last few years, I has NO apparent symptoms. The discomfort in my lower back I took as Arthritic*Scoliosis relatedtil Practicing md tested urine & said it was a UTI.
Thank you for this video. I lost my mum to stage 4 colorectal cancer. It’s such a horrific and painful disease, 2 years of misery then she passed. Hopefully awareness saves lives.
Thanks Doc! You are a born teacher. I'll be sharing with a friend because she's survived Lymphoma last year but now has Ulcerative Colitis. Her gut was destroyed by the chemo and evidently Doctors here don't talk about healthy gut bacteria!
Ulcerative Colitis is an autoimmune disorder (currently trying to get my first flare under control), so i highly doubt her chemo-treatment had anything to do with it 😕 However, i'm so happy to hear she survived the Lymphoma! Yay! 🥰
Lucky for her, if it will go too bad, she can get the bowel removed, which is bad ofc, but it gets rid of the trouble as well. Something I with Crohn disease cant do ... :/
@@cheecharron1244stress is the most destructive. Now think how often and how many people stress themselves these days, and you can see why IBDs are usually problem in developed countries....
Listen to your body! I had rectal bleeding and mucus discharge that I ignored thinking it was just hemorrhoids or something else. Finally went to the doctor was advised to get a colonoscopy. Colonoscopy found a very large cancerous tumor. I went through radiation, chemo and surgery to have my entire rectum removed. That probably all could have been avoided had I not ignored the symptoms I was having and done something much earlier. It is so important to listen to your body and get screens.
@@JoeG71299 49 which apparently was "young" for colorectal cancer. Colonoscopies are now recommended starting at age 45.. It used to be 50 a few years ago, but the data now shows that people are now being diagnosed at younger ages than has been historically.
Anatomy and Physiology! Most people say anatomy is disgusting, smelly and a lot things without recognizing it's keeping him or her alive 24/7 whole lifetime! Even as a student studying Physical Science I keep a good time to study Anatomy and Physiology because it's fascinating!
Such a sense of repugnance stems from a biased view of what constitutes beautiful and 'nice' for humans to engage with. Unfortunately, human anatomy is not one of them because it entails gross smell and quite disgusting visuals, especially for a faint hearted. I do think this bias is the reason why it is worsened, though.
I've been having digestive issues since I was 10 and that's when I got my first hemorrhoids. My parents were concerned because they thought somebody was doing bad things to me. It's been a recurring issue ever since and there has been blood. I started taking Metamucil a couple years ago and that helps a lot.
To think, and assuming that these organs once belonged to a functioning human being, those organs belonged to a human who had a life, a body, and a life full or memories.. so fascinating!
I think them market them as 'Flushable*' and the smallprint for the asterix says 'only one at a time'. Marketing departments, excellent examples of humanity.
I have had bouts with diverticulitis. The last one the antibiotics killed all bacteria in my body. I ended up with C DIFF. I spent 3 nights in the hospital until my potassium was level, which was life threatening to low, was back to normal range. It was an eye opener. I'm 64 and a half and would like to be around a lot longer. I'm having a colonoscopy and an upper endoscopy in October. Yes, the hemorrhoids are a pain in the!!!
Same, but I've almost never had constipation maybe once a year. My bowl moment has been very regular, once a day. Rarely had diarrhea. The bleeding is always followed by a slightly hard stool. My assumption is that I don't drink enough water daily (less than a liter).
@@PolineChan I had no symptoms besides bleeding and I was just diagnosed yesterday with Ulcerative Colitis. Please don't ignore your symptoms and see a doctor!
I have had the odd external haemorrhoids over the years, one in particular that’s pain was horrendous. I had read about massaging them back where they came from. I would say over the years I may have had about 8 -10 of them. I am 65 now. I would massage it back where it came from each day while showering. Usually on the fourth day, I couldn’t find it. Worked for me every time. I had one internal one and used the appropriate cream, that worked well too.
I have crohn's disease and for me, rectal bleeding was and still is sometimes a common symptom when I'm stressed or in one of the "bad phases". I can proudly say that I had everything that was talked about in this video myself 😂 (no cancer, thank god). The thing that helped me most werent any sorts of meds, it was changing up my diet drastically (so i really felt it, when you said this kind of disease changes your life). The change in diet really safed me. If you have problems / symptoms really get checked out! And if they persist, dont just take meds and hope it gets better this way (most often you only treat symptoms and not the root of the problem, which is a problem), go to a dietitian and get professional help! No meds, no side effects! But take your meds obviously if you need them. Changing your diet is just one really good way of reducing or eliminating the need for medication!
My bidet attachment cost $32 from Amazon and is legitimately one of the best things I’ve ever bought. You get so much cleaner and don’t end up wiping your bhole raw. It is so worth it. JOIN THE LEAGUE OF CLEAN BUTTHOLE HAVERS
Question: do you like... Need to scrub your behind with a bidet? Or just the running water is enough? 😂 Not applicable to me, because I have two ostomies so no need!
I've had a bidet for many years.. I grew up in a grandmother's house that had a bidet and I love them especially sitting on a nice warm toilet seat in the winter.
@@bobikdylanI have a good day and even though I use that function to clean back there I will still wipe and shockingly there's a little bit of residual so the bidet is not 100%, but it definitely makes a big difference
_PSA:_ flushable wipes *AREN'T.* It's false advertising, it's flushable the same way poison mushrooms are technically edible (once). Flushable wipes cause serious issues in the sewage system and make fatbergs down there even worse and more difficult to break apart!
My younger sister, my only sister, who is currently 40(as of August 2024), was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer when she was 38. She was in the hospital for brain surgery for Epilepsy. During a scan, her doctor found a 6cm mass in her Sigmoid colon, right before her rectum. She had surgery. They were able to get all cancer. She went through chemo. She is currently in remission. ❤
lol a few years ago I started feeling really sick and was puking and having increasingly bloody diarrhea. Didn’t want to be “dramatic” and go to the ER but finally dragged myself to a walk in clinic after about two weeks. They told me to go to urgent care immediately, my heart rate was like 200+ bpm. Turned out to be a really bad ulcerative colitis flareup, i had to get a blood transfusion plus two IV bags of iron, hospitalized for 4 days. So yeah. Don’t wait for as long as I did, your poop isn’t supposed to look like barbecue sauce.
If your blood is bright red, comes out in clots or is dark, and is not from hemorrhoids, be worried. Especially if you're dizzy, sweaty, and don't feel well.Go to the ER, have your labs checked and if your hemoglobin or hematocrit is low( hemoglobin less than 9 or hematocrit less than 26) you may need a blood transfusion or an immediate colonoscopy to slow and stop the bleeding. I worked on a critical care step down unit as an RN for 18 years and saw this happen many times to patients. If you're vomiting blood, go to the nearest ER and get checked out immediately, ASAP. You'll save your own life in the process.
My mother took blood thinners for a couple of years due to a history of blood clots. One day she went to the bathroom and blood was coming out instead of stool. They ran several tests at the hospital, but weren’t able to find a definitive cause. They took her off of the blood thinner and the problem stopped. She lived several more years without any gastro or clot issues.
The SECOND you see blood, call your doc and get checked. DEMAND being seen by a gastroenterologist!! .. DO NOT assume it’s this or that. My sister assumed she had haemorrhoids for about 5 years. Doctors thought maybe endometriosis.. and so on… for about 5 years. She is now dying with stage 4 colon cancer that has metastasized to her lungs, liver, stomach, diaphragm, lower bowel and spleen. She was 45 years old when finally diagnosed.
Those “flushable” wipes mess up the sewage treatment facilities! Unlike toilet PAPER, which breaks down before it reaches the treatment plant, wipes are made of PLASTIC and POLYESTER, which doesn’t break down. Use them if you like, but throw them in the trash can.
My dad had blood in his stool and ended up having colon cancer. They took in of his 8 inches of colon out. He was lucky it didn't spread anywhere else. My mom insisted he went to the doctor right away. I'm glad she did.
Wondering if you would consider doing some videos that relate to conditions specific to the elderly. There are a lot of us geriatric folks who could really benefit from these types of videos.
I overcame ulcerative colitis by dramatically detoxing and changing my diet. I used to take medicines, but they would only help for short periods of time. Eventually they pretty much stopped working. And so I did this (kind of dangerous) detox, where I lost 15% weight in a week time. I had a flare up only once in the year after my diet change, but have been completely healed for 11 years now.
Anyone suffering from fissures please please please consider taking probiotics. Speaking from experience after talking to several doctors and treatments, painful poops. Probiotics saved me !!!
This video was very informative as I have had ulcerative colitis and would always be in pain and had lost so much weight I didn’t know what was going on with me I got it taken care of but I didn’t know what was causing it or how it happened this video gave me more understanding of how it happened
Thank you! This video actually helped me pinpoint what is going on with me, at least a better look. I do have an appointment with a digestive health specialist, but my doctor has no clue and sent me to the ER a few times with no abnormalities on the ER front... But you mentioning the spasms matches up with what seems to be going on with me... At least I can mention it better to my digestive health specialist when I get in... This actually brings a lot of anxiety out of me... the pain is still there obviously, but seems to make me feel better now that I know or have an idea of what it could be and that it's not serious as of now...
I truly appreciate the delivery of every video you do. I try to educate myself at least once a week with your videos and truly appreciate your content and delivery methods no pun intended lol
My brother had life threatening Chron’s Disease in his mid 20s. Please get yourself checked out if you’re suspicious. It’s so important to catch this early!
I have been watching a lot of H.I. vids. I recently had an episode and it's questionable of my health and other negative thoughts about life. Comments should be taken seriously as it could mean something serious and happen to anyone. I'm 40 and hoping to live much longer...be positive, don't let insurance or cost stop you, face it and get to the hopeful and enjoy life. It's shorter than you realize. God bless
I had bleeding for a few years, went to the doctor and they said it was hemorrhoids, i was too young to have cancer. 2 years later still had bleeding, got a colonoscopy and they removed a cancerous polyp. i was 24. it was a pretty light red color, not as red as in the video but still light.
My sister didn't have symptoms, just mayor weight lost and occasional bleeding. Got 2 polyps removed. At 28. Never too young. Second opinions save lives.
@@mariee.5912 true about getting 2nd opinions I am sorry to say but i hate those doctors who don't evaluate the problems and symptoms and just say it's nothing it's a basic problem or something
I’ve been bleeding for a few years as well. Like dripping after. I’ve yet to go to a dr due to just getting back on insurance/cost/time etc.. Hope you’re well!
I've had ulcerative colitis since I was 20. Anyone with an IBD type condition has a much higher risk of colorectal cancer esp if you let inflammation go on untreated, so do not wait to get symptoms addressed and get colonoscopies regularly (I get one every couple of years) if you have one of these conditions, even if you're young. My last flareup went untreated for three months and I ended up in the ER - I recovered fine with medication and diet changes but take these things seriously. There comes a point where, even if symptoms seem minor, if they persist you need to stop thinking 'I'll just wait a little longer and see if it goes away' and go to your doctor.
I have Crohn's disease for about 4 years now and since I have the strongest possible medication ( drugs + biological treatment), since the bio goes in by needle, they always take blood and test it for the IBD markers, so I feel like most of the people get checked regularly , but yeah, don't underestimate it! I had probably discovered my IBD by a strangeforming near my anus....
I had H Pylori for about 15+ years without even knowing, it progressively gave me many of the symptoms in this video it’s a common gut bacteria apparently. At first I thought it was IBD so I reduced coffee intake, ate as fresh non-processed food as possible and aimed to get 8 hours sleep. But yeah to cure it I had to take 2 different Purses of antibiotics. My tummy is allot better now but I also have hiatus hernia 😒.
A bidet doesn't have to be expensive. You can just use a plastic bottle, make a needle-sized hole on the neck of it, fill with water and squeeze. Or buy something like a Culo Clean. Works fine.
The coolest anatomy channel❤ this is so useful so so inlighting, i keep postponing my colonoscopy cause of my migraines.. now i have a total different view😢
I had hemorrhoids that were bleeding, so I had a colonoscopy and they said it was just hemorrhoids. Over 10 years later, I was having some bleeding again...bright red, and severe cramping and narrow stools, so I just had another colonoscopy and I found out I have Diverticulosis! Luckily, none of them were infected, but I have to be more careful about what I eat and I needed to increase my water intake. Although the prep is horrible for a colonoscopy, it's worth finding out what's going on inside our bodies! Don't assume it's just hemorrhoids.
Please know that your local plumber highly recommend liberal use of "flushable" wipes. In fact, you should consider doubling up on the wipes - using two at the same time - to lower the risk of "accidental contamination" of your hands. Before you know it, your local plumber has his kids' college education paid for, and he'll start looking at acquiring both that yacht and that mistress. All courtesy of the business brought by "flushable" wipes.
New Nurse on Upper GI, found this pretty useful! Just did a search in case you had already covered it but couldn't find it. Would love a video on abdominal drains and what the drain outputs and colours indicate and how to assess them. Thank you sir (if you get the chance)!
Hey, the ingredients of AG1 are backed by research, but that brand and its % contents has not been backed by research. It's like saying Benadyl 25 mg helps with allergies and assuming 0.25 mg also will. AG1 is kinda like those tea packets. Just a little leftover dusting of the good stuff.
Sphincter vs. rectal bleeding. It took me a number of years for me to make the connection. But, over Winter, I'd experience bleeding, sometimes, a lot. Not so much in the Summer. I figure it was from my weight fluctuation, 25lbs. up and down due to activity/inactivity. Then, it crept into my thoughts, "Winter ain't producing a lot of vitamin D due to the lack of sunshine on the skin..." So, I started taking vitamin D supplements. Well, what do you know! It only took a few days of supplements to bring the bleeding to an absolute halt.
Got a lota jug from Amazon - they use them in Asia to get clean as very often the sewage systems can't handle toilet paper. If I had space for a bidet, I'd get one. It's refreshingly clean! Thanks for the video - helps me understand better so I can tell my Mam, who is going through investigations.
One day my poop was all black. And i panicked. But then i remembered i ate a whole pack of licorice icecream the evening before.. Apparently that can happen. Great video btw! I really appreciate it. I've had some bleedings from my behind for over a year, every now and then. Just a sharp pain and then bleed. I've not had a check-up yet and unsure if i should.
Sometimes if it's hard and won't leave my behind, I put on a glove and dig it out. It causes blood to flow out of there, but I feel better afterwards. I can prevent it from happening again, by taking my medication regularly.
This is a great video for a lot of folks, since I feel like it's a question that comes up a lot but always requires more information given when someone asks. I've used the phrase "You're going to have to be a little more specific" far too many times in this line of questioning when it comes to patient caretakers (I work in animal welfare, so I rarely have two-sided conversations with the patients themselves). At least humans don't get parvovirus.
Topic request? There was a story in the daily mail (search daily mail for: Chris Evans Urologist for the article) where a urologist gave advice to a (ginger) guy about how to deal with 'the drip' as he got older. Apparently the urethra develops a slight u bend in it as men get older, below the bladder, causes urine to get trapped there, and causes problems. The urologist gave advice on how to lift this u bend. As this is something that's likely to affect all men at some point, wondered if chaps could do a vid on this?
I’ve had rectal bleeding off and on for over ten years. My GPs never thought of sending me for a colonoscopy. I took part in a bowel screening where you send a stool sample of to check for blood. It came back positive. They arranged for a colonoscopy. In April a 11cm Adenoma carcinoma was removed from my rectum. I now have no anus, rectum and have a stoma for life.
Over 10 years and your GPs did nothing about it? What on earth. GPs, plural, means you went and sought out other opinions and still none suggested a colonoscopy or even a simple fecal test? That's awful. I'm sorry those doctors failed you.
Thanks for the video! Could we perhaps also mention diverticulosis affecting the sigmoid colon? Unfortunately, I am involved in this matter, this change was noticed during an MRI examination!
I cannot believe you talked about hemmoroids. I had grade 3 internal hems prolapse last year. It was such a inconvenent and traumatic experience. So glad I did the surgery even recovery wasn't the easiest, at least I have my life back. I always lead a healthy lifestyle with no alochol and lots of exercises at early 30s (but I did strain ans sat on toilet for long time on my phone). This ailment and experience were humbling... Human body is weird.
Whenever I hear or get reminded of rectal bleeding. I remember the time I had a severe nosebleed for 3 weeks straight. At around the 2nd week I started getting pure red stool. Not small streaks of red or stains of red on the stool. No the entire stool was red like a fresh tomato.
In the United Kingdom our healthcare system does not care if you are bleeding a lot from behind or cant go to the toilet properly it all blocked up. I had this problem for ages. Also, it is a 1 year waiting list to see a doctor, it is ridiculous.
Quite a few years ago I had rectal bleeding. The blood was red, so I wasn't too concerned, I figured it was a hemorrhoid, but after a month of this bleeding I figured I would go to the doctor. After my visit, the doctor also thought it was hemorrhoid bleeding. Two days after visiting the doctor, the bleeding stopped, I guess my asshole just needed some reassurance.
As per my suggestion is eat vegetables drink more water and use indian toilets after finishing latrine wash with water that area and don't use tissue paper before completing the latrine. Most people can use western toilets only it causes fisheries and piles problem.. I strongly advisable to use indian toilets..
I saw the dr once I started passing just blood and no stool. Turned out I had Ulcerative Colitis. Luckily I've managed to control it and have had no issue for a few years now.
I was a professional dance and physical theatre artist and lecturer, so particularly fit for my age. I had rectal bleeding and was told I had haemorrhoids which turned out to be stage 4 anal cancer. After a colostomy, intensive chemo/radiotherapy I just about survived but over the past 7 years; whilst being very grateful to be alive, I have suffered with a range of complications including a badly herniated stoma, recurrent UTI's and other infections resulting in sepsis on numerous occasions, continuous hypoxia requiring ventilation . Ongoing pain, fatigue and use of large doses of strong pain killers. PLEASE be vigilant about symptoms, especially those associated with haemorrhoids. As with all cancers early diagnosis makes an enormous difference. AWARENESS IS KEY. Take care folks.
Thanks for your kind information. I had blood with stool history. Now I go daily for bowl moment. And don't get any blood in 3/4 month. ☺️
Thank you for sharing! Yes, whenever there is blood on my stool I always step back and wonder what caused it. So far, it's always just constipation. I know when I feel a sharp pain when it goes out. Fortunately I very rarely get them.
@joblowers211202
As a fellow dancer my entire heart goes out to you.
I’m a psw here in Canada (cna) and take care of many individuals fighting a good fight.
I also have a sister in her 6th year of stage 4 colon cancer and a brother with colitis.
All that you have been through has been extremely hard.
I’m very sorry.
I hope when you close your eyes at night you have memories of dancing and performing flood in bringing you a sense of joy.
❤
How intense was the bleeding and where did you find it?
@@kunstfaerdige8214thank you for sharing it, too. As a dietician, I recommend you to be very conscious about your hydratation and adequate dietary fiber intake. Wish you all the best.😊
One time I went to the bathroom, I had terrible cramps and I saw a LOT of red and I was freaking out like OMG I am dying of massive internal bleeding. Then I remembered the very large amount of pickled beet I had eaten the previous day. I was fine.
I once peed and saw blood on it. For one sec I panicked (OMG do I have UTI?? internal bleeding?? Kidney failure??) Turned out I was getting period and somehow forgot that possibility 🤦🏻♀️
:)
Oh, you should have been around that time I bought that huge, super juicy water melon and ate nothing but watermelon for almost a week.
Red-colored sports drink did that to me once. It looked almost the same coming out as it did going in. I know, TMI
@@marydevonshire4655 Same I was planning my funeral.
I did the bowel cancer screen test (you send in a tiny sample of poop) and blood was detected. I could not see any blood at all. I thought it was a false positive as I had zero symptoms for cancer. BUT Yes I had cancer but it was picked up at stage 1. Surgery only. No chemo, no bag. That little non invasive test, free in Australia, saved me from the grief of chemo and probable death. DON’T wait for symptoms. It’ll be too late.
Maybe the medical system just made money off of you
@@glywnniswells9480 You must be American.
How old are you? Not a rude way?
@@ObviousTroll2016I’m curious also
@@glywnniswells9480 Medicine is free in AU
As a survivor of advanced colorectal cancer, I would advise anyone to please seek urgent medical advice if you develop these 2 tell tale symptoms :
-Extreme fatigue😢, like you could sink to the ground.
-Extreme constipation.
I did and it saved my life.
Oh man I can barely get a poop out i was okay a couple days ago maybe it was something I ate
My youngest neice died in her early 40s after going to ER REPEATEDLY for Severe Constipation....they just sent her home to take Stool Softners*Laxitives. By the time they actually did any testing, she was in Stage 4 Colon Cancer, went thru ALL the CRAP Chemicals*Radiation only to pass away a few years later!!!
Be Stearn with "Drs" who sluff you off when you KNOW something is Wrong!! Remember, theyre just PRACTICING on you!!!
@@bethteer1509 Simply appalling!
I am fully aware of how incredibly lucky I have been, given that my cancer had also reached stage 4 !
Miraculously, I ended in the hands of the most amazing care team, including 2 top lady surgeons who after 18 months of treatment left me totally healthy and even stoma free !
Extreme constipation could kill you, so please , so stand up to any ignorant, dismissive comments snd fight your case.
I have a dear friend who has just found out she has rectal cancer. She had constipation following following a surgery she had earlier this year, and then soon after that she thought she had a hemorrhoid. When she went to the doctor in the Spring and told them about the hemorrhoid, they just said that that's very typical after a surgery, from the constipation, and didn't do an inspection.
When she went back for a physical recently, she told the doctor that she thought the hemorrhoid was prolapsed. As soon as the doctor examined it, they knew it wasn't a hemorrhoid and immediately referred my friend colorectal specialist.
The specialist confirmed that it looked like cancer and the colonoscopy that followed showed it was inside the rectum. She still hasn't gotten the staging yet because the insurance company is taking their sweet time to approve the necessary imagining, but I can only imagine how much better things would be had her primary care provider just examined it in the Spring.
I know that everyone says this, but this shocking diagnosis could not have happened to a kinder or more sincere person. 😭
if you bleed bright red it's ok if it's dark red then your dying you have colon cancer simple💀💀
Bro, it feels like this channel exactly knows whats going on in my life, not too early and not too late 😵💫
my bowel movements been off for a few months now
Yes
Knowing how much bacteria the bowl contains I’m really surprised that bleeding at the end of a stool doesn’t more often cause bacteria to colonize the blood stream and become sepsis. It’s good that the body is able to maintain that separation when the mucosa bleeds superficially
Was thinking the same. If I remember correctly he's said in other videos that the intestines have a tougher wall agains't most bacteria, no?
Wait till you get old. Something as simple as a UTI can be life threatening to geriatrics and immunocompromised people. It gets worse when the patient underestimates their symptoms and become more septic over time.
it does do that, though.
@@thatguysky123 True. I'm an EMT. We took a 70+ year old fellow to the hospital where he died-- of a UTI! He told us he'd been uncomfortable with fairly mild symptoms like anyone would have throughout their lives from time to time, but it wasn't getting any better.
One thing I've learned-- don't be a trooper and ignore your symptoms. If it hurts, it means something is wrong. Don't try to be a hero and ignore your pain.
@@marydevonshire4655 While I've had a UTI in last few years, I has NO apparent symptoms. The discomfort in my lower back I took as Arthritic*Scoliosis relatedtil Practicing md tested urine & said it was a UTI.
Thank you for this video. I lost my mum to stage 4 colorectal cancer. It’s such a horrific and painful disease, 2 years of misery then she passed. Hopefully awareness saves lives.
Thanks Doc! You are a born teacher. I'll be sharing with a friend because she's survived Lymphoma last year but now has Ulcerative Colitis. Her gut was destroyed by the chemo and evidently Doctors here don't talk about healthy gut bacteria!
Ulcerative Colitis is an autoimmune disorder (currently trying to get my first flare under control), so i highly doubt her chemo-treatment had anything to do with it 😕
However, i'm so happy to hear she survived the Lymphoma! Yay! 🥰
He's not a doctor. He has his Master of Physician Assistant degree.
Nattokinase supplement, milk kefir, Kimchi, etc. C19 is ruining the microbiome as well.
Lucky for her, if it will go too bad, she can get the bowel removed, which is bad ofc, but it gets rid of the trouble as well. Something I with Crohn disease cant do ... :/
@@cheecharron1244stress is the most destructive. Now think how often and how many people stress themselves these days, and you can see why IBDs are usually problem in developed countries....
So rectal bleeding got me sober and rushed to the ER. 😂 It was really bad hospital for a week. Sober 2yrs now.
That is awesome! One day at a time ❤
Listen to your body! I had rectal bleeding and mucus discharge that I ignored thinking it was just hemorrhoids or something else. Finally went to the doctor was advised to get a colonoscopy. Colonoscopy found a very large cancerous tumor. I went through radiation, chemo and surgery to have my entire rectum removed. That probably all could have been avoided had I not ignored the symptoms I was having and done something much earlier.
It is so important to listen to your body and get screens.
How old were you?
@@JoeG71299 49 which apparently was "young" for colorectal cancer.
Colonoscopies are now recommended starting at age 45.. It used to be 50 a few years ago, but the data now shows that people are now being diagnosed at younger ages than has been historically.
What timing... I was crapping blood yesterday and freaked the hell out and my google searches reflect it !
Google owns - and shares data with - UA-cam. It's no coincidence that this was recommended to you (and me)!
@@Alex-js5lg Except that this video was literally just posted. the timing bro
"Flushable" wipes are not flushable.
You are correct. Just take a wipe and put it in a glass of water. It will never dissolve as advertised.
Literally my first thought as he suggested wet wipes 😆
Nice try Big TP, your cabal is weakening and you know it.
I came to say the same. I use them but never flush them. Heard this directly from a plumber.
Actually they are. You are just not supposed to flush more than one. The intention is to use only one at the end of regular wiping
Anatomy and Physiology! Most people say anatomy is disgusting, smelly and a lot things without recognizing it's keeping him or her alive 24/7 whole lifetime! Even as a student studying Physical Science I keep a good time to study Anatomy and Physiology because it's fascinating!
Such a sense of repugnance stems from a biased view of what constitutes beautiful and 'nice' for humans to engage with.
Unfortunately, human anatomy is not one of them because it entails gross smell and quite disgusting visuals, especially for a faint hearted. I do think this bias is the reason why it is worsened, though.
@@Seeker7257 I know it's disgusting for people from outside but it's inside everybody!
@@okithdesilva129 Exactly.
@@Seeker7257 Good to find a person who understand this case.
The physical world is disgusting.
I've been having digestive issues since I was 10 and that's when I got my first hemorrhoids. My parents were concerned because they thought somebody was doing bad things to me. It's been a recurring issue ever since and there has been blood. I started taking Metamucil a couple years ago and that helps a lot.
To think, and assuming that these organs once belonged to a functioning human being, those organs belonged to a human who had a life, a body, and a life full or memories.. so fascinating!
My Crohn's disease says hi. Thank you for talking about my fissures, hemroids and bleeding😊
How many times you go to the toilet? I have Chrohns but I go 2 times daily. With some blood
FYI - They might say flushable, but don't !!! They do not break down and will plug your plumbing !!!
I think them market them as 'Flushable*' and the smallprint for the asterix says 'only one at a time'. Marketing departments, excellent examples of humanity.
The local council where I live ran a billboard campaign "wipes clog our pipes" to try and get people to stop flushing them.
Hope this only applies to septic tank toilets.
Just because you can flush them, doesn't mean you should.
It’s true they don’t break down like toilet paper so the wipes can clog the drainage system.
Me in the toilet watching this :
You're not alone.
Did you look back at your deposit?
Same
IN the toilet? That must be uncomfortable man get out and sit on it properly
Get out of there! Do you know what goes in to the toilet!?
I have had bouts with diverticulitis. The last one the antibiotics killed all bacteria in my body. I ended up with C DIFF. I spent 3 nights in the hospital until my potassium was level, which was life threatening to low, was back to normal range.
It was an eye opener. I'm 64 and a half and would like to be around a lot longer. I'm having a colonoscopy and an upper endoscopy in October. Yes, the hemorrhoids are a pain in the!!!
I have had these for more than a decade on and off as a 27 year old. Definitely going to see a doctor now
Might be IBD
Same, but I've almost never had constipation maybe once a year. My bowl moment has been very regular, once a day. Rarely had diarrhea. The bleeding is always followed by a slightly hard stool. My assumption is that I don't drink enough water daily (less than a liter).
@@PolineChan I had no symptoms besides bleeding and I was just diagnosed yesterday with Ulcerative Colitis. Please don't ignore your symptoms and see a doctor!
I have had the odd external haemorrhoids over the years, one in particular that’s pain was horrendous. I had read about massaging them back where they came from. I would say over the years I may have had about 8 -10 of them. I am 65 now. I would massage it back where it came from each day while showering. Usually on the fourth day, I couldn’t find it. Worked for me every time. I had one internal one and used the appropriate cream, that worked well too.
I love how well you present and discuss what are often difficult subjects! Thanks for all you do, and please keep doing!
I have crohn's disease and for me, rectal bleeding was and still is sometimes a common symptom when I'm stressed or in one of the "bad phases". I can proudly say that I had everything that was talked about in this video myself 😂 (no cancer, thank god). The thing that helped me most werent any sorts of meds, it was changing up my diet drastically (so i really felt it, when you said this kind of disease changes your life). The change in diet really safed me. If you have problems / symptoms really get checked out! And if they persist, dont just take meds and hope it gets better this way (most often you only treat symptoms and not the root of the problem, which is a problem), go to a dietitian and get professional help! No meds, no side effects! But take your meds obviously if you need them. Changing your diet is just one really good way of reducing or eliminating the need for medication!
I had bright blood but it looked like I had a blood clot that came out I’m freaking out I pray it’s nothing serious
My bidet attachment cost $32 from Amazon and is legitimately one of the best things I’ve ever bought. You get so much cleaner and don’t end up wiping your bhole raw. It is so worth it. JOIN THE LEAGUE OF CLEAN BUTTHOLE HAVERS
Living in any hot state they are a necessary item! Living in the desert they are priceless!😂
My bidet is my favourite thing in my house! Once you have one, you can't go back. If people think they are clean after wiping alone, they are wrong.
Question: do you like... Need to scrub your behind with a bidet? Or just the running water is enough? 😂 Not applicable to me, because I have two ostomies so no need!
I've had a bidet for many years.. I grew up in a grandmother's house that had a bidet and I love them especially sitting on a nice warm toilet seat in the winter.
@@bobikdylanI have a good day and even though I use that function to clean back there I will still wipe and shockingly there's a little bit of residual so the bidet is not 100%, but it definitely makes a big difference
_PSA:_ flushable wipes *AREN'T.*
It's false advertising, it's flushable the same way poison mushrooms are technically edible (once). Flushable wipes cause serious issues in the sewage system and make fatbergs down there even worse and more difficult to break apart!
My workplace put up signs at every toilet saying to not flush them.
Nice try Big TP, your cabal is weakening and you know it.
@@HeartlessKnave You can use wet wipes, just don't flush them.
0:12 I've never been this satisfied with what I left in the toilet.
human drug traffickers be like:
You haven’t lived until you’ve been this happy!
I have, after thinking I was on death's door 😂
Me too
My younger sister, my only sister, who is currently 40(as of August 2024), was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer when she was 38. She was in the hospital for brain surgery for Epilepsy. During a scan, her doctor found a 6cm mass in her Sigmoid colon, right before her rectum. She had surgery. They were able to get all cancer. She went through chemo. She is currently in remission. ❤
lol a few years ago I started feeling really sick and was puking and having increasingly bloody diarrhea. Didn’t want to be “dramatic” and go to the ER but finally dragged myself to a walk in clinic after about two weeks. They told me to go to urgent care immediately, my heart rate was like 200+ bpm. Turned out to be a really bad ulcerative colitis flareup, i had to get a blood transfusion plus two IV bags of iron, hospitalized for 4 days. So yeah. Don’t wait for as long as I did, your poop isn’t supposed to look like barbecue sauce.
If your blood is bright red, comes out in clots or is dark, and is not from hemorrhoids, be worried. Especially if you're dizzy, sweaty, and don't feel well.Go to the ER, have your labs checked and if your hemoglobin or hematocrit is low( hemoglobin less than 9 or hematocrit less than 26) you may need a blood transfusion or an immediate colonoscopy to slow and stop the bleeding. I worked on a critical care step down unit as an RN for 18 years and saw this happen many times to patients. If you're vomiting blood, go to the nearest ER and get checked out immediately, ASAP. You'll save your own life in the process.
My mother took blood thinners for a couple of years due to a history of blood clots. One day she went to the bathroom and blood was coming out instead of stool. They ran several tests at the hospital, but weren’t able to find a definitive cause. They took her off of the blood thinner and the problem stopped. She lived several more years without any gastro or clot issues.
As im sitting here Constipated.. UA-cam never fails to send me the right algorithm..
There you sit broken hearted. Came to shit but you only farted.
They got sensors up our a**es😂
#delta76769? yes after this vid I'm not takeing my cellphone with me to the loo🤔
@@sasnad3lol 😂
The SECOND you see blood, call your doc and get checked. DEMAND being seen by a gastroenterologist!! .. DO NOT assume it’s this or that.
My sister assumed she had haemorrhoids for about 5 years. Doctors thought maybe endometriosis.. and so on… for about 5 years.
She is now dying with stage 4 colon cancer that has metastasized to her lungs, liver, stomach, diaphragm, lower bowel and spleen.
She was 45 years old when finally diagnosed.
I am so sorry 💔
I am gonna go get checked soon
Thank you for making this video. For my 45th birthday present I get to go in for a preventative colonoscopy next week😊. Prevention is 🔑
Those “flushable” wipes mess up the sewage treatment facilities!
Unlike toilet PAPER, which breaks down before it reaches the treatment plant, wipes are made of PLASTIC and POLYESTER, which doesn’t break down.
Use them if you like, but throw them in the trash can.
Flushable as in they will usually get past your toilet. After that is another thing.
Nice try Big TP, your cabal is weakening and you know it.
@@HeartlessKnave 😂
My dad had blood in his stool and ended up having colon cancer. They took in of his 8 inches of colon out. He was lucky it didn't spread anywhere else. My mom insisted he went to the doctor right away. I'm glad she did.
This was very informative. Thank you for explaining the different types of rectal bleeding and potential causes.
When NOT to be worried about rectal bleeding...if I see blood out of my ass I freak out
I'm down for brown, not keen on green, and see a med for red.
worry when the toilet looks like a crime scene
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 👍👍👍👍👍
Wondering if you would consider doing some videos that relate to conditions specific to the elderly. There are a lot of us geriatric folks who could really benefit from these types of videos.
just in time! my rectum was bleeding the other day, it's like you guys read my mind.
I overcame ulcerative colitis by dramatically detoxing and changing my diet. I used to take medicines, but they would only help for short periods of time. Eventually they pretty much stopped working. And so I did this (kind of dangerous) detox, where I lost 15% weight in a week time. I had a flare up only once in the year after my diet change, but have been completely healed for 11 years now.
This is what I'm looking to do. Meds only work for short periods and cause additional issues. Glad you're better.🩷 Thanks for sharing.
Me trying to read comment about rectal bleeding in the ocean of "don't flush wipes!!!" 💀💀
Anyone suffering from fissures please please please consider taking probiotics. Speaking from experience after talking to several doctors and treatments, painful poops. Probiotics saved me !!!
This video was very informative as I have had ulcerative colitis and would always be in pain and had lost so much weight I didn’t know what was going on with me I got it taken care of but I didn’t know what was causing it or how it happened this video gave me more understanding of how it happened
Thank you! This video actually helped me pinpoint what is going on with me, at least a better look. I do have an appointment with a digestive health specialist, but my doctor has no clue and sent me to the ER a few times with no abnormalities on the ER front... But you mentioning the spasms matches up with what seems to be going on with me... At least I can mention it better to my digestive health specialist when I get in... This actually brings a lot of anxiety out of me... the pain is still there obviously, but seems to make me feel better now that I know or have an idea of what it could be and that it's not serious as of now...
Is it possible it’s just a fissure? I thought I had hemorrhoids but it was just a fissure caused by over wiping and occasional constipation
I’m feel sorry for anyone that has to suffer through this
I truly appreciate the delivery of every video you do. I try to educate myself at least once a week with your videos and truly appreciate your content and delivery methods no pun intended lol
This is life-saving info, and you explain it so well. Thank you
Great video all of us can always learn more!!!!!🎉
This is so helpful! Everyone should watch this.
My brother had life threatening Chron’s Disease in his mid 20s. Please get yourself checked out if you’re suspicious. It’s so important to catch this early!
I have been watching a lot of H.I. vids. I recently had an episode and it's questionable of my health and other negative thoughts about life. Comments should be taken seriously as it could mean something serious and happen to anyone. I'm 40 and hoping to live much longer...be positive, don't let insurance or cost stop you, face it and get to the hopeful and enjoy life. It's shorter than you realize. God bless
The ad before this video started with Morgan Freeman saying, "You can feel it..." during an Opzelura commercial. Laughed so freaking hard.
I had bleeding for a few years, went to the doctor and they said it was hemorrhoids, i was too young to have cancer. 2 years later still had bleeding, got a colonoscopy and they removed a cancerous polyp. i was 24. it was a pretty light red color, not as red as in the video but still light.
where did you had pain?
@@skappy2000 never had any pain. just blood in my stool.
My sister didn't have symptoms, just mayor weight lost and occasional bleeding. Got 2 polyps removed. At 28. Never too young. Second opinions save lives.
@@mariee.5912 true about getting 2nd opinions
I am sorry to say but i hate those doctors who don't evaluate the problems and symptoms and just say it's nothing it's a basic problem or something
I’ve been bleeding for a few years as well. Like dripping after. I’ve yet to go to a dr due to just getting back on insurance/cost/time etc..
Hope you’re well!
I've had ulcerative colitis since I was 20. Anyone with an IBD type condition has a much higher risk of colorectal cancer esp if you let inflammation go on untreated, so do not wait to get symptoms addressed and get colonoscopies regularly (I get one every couple of years) if you have one of these conditions, even if you're young. My last flareup went untreated for three months and I ended up in the ER - I recovered fine with medication and diet changes but take these things seriously. There comes a point where, even if symptoms seem minor, if they persist you need to stop thinking 'I'll just wait a little longer and see if it goes away' and go to your doctor.
I have Crohn's disease for about 4 years now and since I have the strongest possible medication ( drugs + biological treatment), since the bio goes in by needle, they always take blood and test it for the IBD markers, so I feel like most of the people get checked regularly , but yeah, don't underestimate it! I had probably discovered my IBD by a strangeforming near my anus....
Thank you again for the awesome and useful information 😊
I had H Pylori for about 15+ years without even knowing, it progressively gave me many of the symptoms in this video it’s a common gut bacteria apparently. At first I thought it was IBD so I reduced coffee intake, ate as fresh non-processed food as possible and aimed to get 8 hours sleep. But yeah to cure it I had to take 2 different Purses of antibiotics. My tummy is allot better now but I also have hiatus hernia 😒.
A bidet doesn't have to be expensive. You can just use a plastic bottle, make a needle-sized hole on the neck of it, fill with water and squeeze. Or buy something like a Culo Clean. Works fine.
The coolest anatomy channel❤ this is so useful so so inlighting, i keep postponing my colonoscopy cause of my migraines.. now i have a total different view😢
I had hemorrhoids that were bleeding, so I had a colonoscopy and they said it was just hemorrhoids. Over 10 years later, I was having some bleeding again...bright red, and severe cramping and narrow stools, so I just had another colonoscopy and I found out I have Diverticulosis! Luckily, none of them were infected, but I have to be more careful about what I eat and I needed to increase my water intake. Although the prep is horrible for a colonoscopy, it's worth finding out what's going on inside our bodies! Don't assume it's just hemorrhoids.
Can you do a video on ankyloglossia and how it affects eating, breathing, and sleeping? Also, do a video on what causes hiccups in babies in utero?
Thanks for the always important and interesting issues.
We’ve got rectal bleeding
Dr. House: What? All ofyou?
Please know that your local plumber highly recommend liberal use of "flushable" wipes. In fact, you should consider doubling up on the wipes - using two at the same time - to lower the risk of "accidental contamination" of your hands.
Before you know it, your local plumber has his kids' college education paid for, and he'll start looking at acquiring both that yacht and that mistress. All courtesy of the business brought by "flushable" wipes.
A few times yes, 4 years after 50 and they decided let's do a colonoscopy and guess what, a2 cancer rectal. What a great time it's been.
New Nurse on Upper GI, found this pretty useful! Just did a search in case you had already covered it but couldn't find it. Would love a video on abdominal drains and what the drain outputs and colours indicate and how to assess them. Thank you sir (if you get the chance)!
Hey, the ingredients of AG1 are backed by research, but that brand and its % contents has not been backed by research.
It's like saying Benadyl 25 mg helps with allergies and assuming 0.25 mg also will. AG1 is kinda like those tea packets. Just a little leftover dusting of the good stuff.
Sphincter vs. rectal bleeding.
It took me a number of years for me to make the connection. But, over Winter, I'd experience bleeding, sometimes, a lot. Not so much in the Summer. I figure it was from my weight fluctuation, 25lbs. up and down due to activity/inactivity.
Then, it crept into my thoughts, "Winter ain't producing a lot of vitamin D due to the lack of sunshine on the skin..."
So, I started taking vitamin D supplements. Well, what do you know! It only took a few days of supplements to bring the bleeding to an absolute halt.
you need to add to this list/video. allergies causing blood in stool.. i often have blood in my stool.. and its caused by food allergies..
Got a lota jug from Amazon - they use them in Asia to get clean as very often the sewage systems can't handle toilet paper. If I had space for a bidet, I'd get one. It's refreshingly clean!
Thanks for the video - helps me understand better so I can tell my Mam, who is going through investigations.
Bidets can just involve adding to existing toilet seat. I love mine!!
Handheld bidets are cheap and highly effective and easy to keep clean. They can also go where you go.
Latest studies show regular usage of probiotic products may case decreasing the diversity of GUT community living with us in our digestive system.
Again a wonderful video! Thanks alot for your educational videos! Loved it! Keep going!
One day my poop was all black. And i panicked. But then i remembered i ate a whole pack of licorice icecream the evening before..
Apparently that can happen.
Great video btw! I really appreciate it. I've had some bleedings from my behind for over a year, every now and then. Just a sharp pain and then bleed.
I've not had a check-up yet and unsure if i should.
Can you do a video showing the sinuses on a skull? I want to understand how these unholy amounts of snot can come out of my face
My understand is red be sort of concerned, black be very frightened!
Sometimes if it's hard and won't leave my behind, I put on a glove and dig it out. It causes blood to flow out of there, but I feel better afterwards. I can prevent it from happening again, by taking my medication regularly.
Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks for watching!
for me it happen when I started squadding(more heavily). I was so scared, but it got figure out. nothing dangerous. stay healthy everybody
This is a great video for a lot of folks, since I feel like it's a question that comes up a lot but always requires more information given when someone asks.
I've used the phrase "You're going to have to be a little more specific" far too many times in this line of questioning when it comes to patient caretakers (I work in animal welfare, so I rarely have two-sided conversations with the patients themselves).
At least humans don't get parvovirus.
Topic request?
There was a story in the daily mail (search daily mail for: Chris Evans Urologist for the article) where a urologist gave advice to a (ginger) guy about how to deal with 'the drip' as he got older. Apparently the urethra develops a slight u bend in it as men get older, below the bladder, causes urine to get trapped there, and causes problems. The urologist gave advice on how to lift this u bend. As this is something that's likely to affect all men at some point, wondered if chaps could do a vid on this?
As a colon cancer survivor man if you're bleeding out your butt see a doctor
Thanks UA-cam suggestions, very cool
Colonoscopy? Can I be put to sleep for that procedure?
If its bright, dont worry about it. First few times are a little scary, but you get used to it.
Thank you! You're amazing explaining these videos.
About the AG1.... would you recommend it to people with IBDs? Crohn's or UC diseases?
Perfect timing I'm halfway through my morning coffee 😂
I’ve had rectal bleeding off and on for over ten years. My GPs never thought of sending me for a colonoscopy. I took part in a bowel screening where you send a stool sample of to check for blood. It came back positive. They arranged for a colonoscopy. In April a 11cm Adenoma carcinoma was removed from my rectum. I now have no anus, rectum and have a stoma for life.
Wow. So sorry!
This is terrifying. I am sorry this happened to you and glad you took the test.
Over 10 years and your GPs did nothing about it? What on earth. GPs, plural, means you went and sought out other opinions and still none suggested a colonoscopy or even a simple fecal test? That's awful. I'm sorry those doctors failed you.
Thanks for the video! Could we perhaps also mention diverticulosis affecting the sigmoid colon? Unfortunately, I am involved in this matter, this change was noticed during an MRI examination!
Always you are amazing. Thank you for the info.
I cannot believe you talked about hemmoroids. I had grade 3 internal hems prolapse last year. It was such a inconvenent and traumatic experience. So glad I did the surgery even recovery wasn't the easiest, at least I have my life back. I always lead a healthy lifestyle with no alochol and lots of exercises at early 30s (but I did strain ans sat on toilet for long time on my phone). This ailment and experience were humbling... Human body is weird.
Love these pictures and explanatory videos
Suggestion: please use a bigger FONT when using screens that show explanations/descriptions. Thank you!
Whenever I hear or get reminded of rectal bleeding. I remember the time I had a severe nosebleed for 3 weeks straight. At around the 2nd week I started getting pure red stool. Not small streaks of red or stains of red on the stool. No the entire stool was red like a fresh tomato.
In the United Kingdom our healthcare system does not care if you are bleeding a lot from behind or cant go to the toilet properly it all blocked up. I had this problem for ages. Also, it is a 1 year waiting list to see a doctor, it is ridiculous.
Quite a few years ago I had rectal bleeding. The blood was red, so I wasn't too concerned, I figured it was a hemorrhoid, but after a month of this bleeding I figured I would go to the doctor. After my visit, the doctor also thought it was hemorrhoid bleeding. Two days after visiting the doctor, the bleeding stopped, I guess my asshole just needed some reassurance.
@TheAnatomyLab
Thank you for featuring the colorectal part of the body.
As per my suggestion is eat vegetables drink more water and use indian toilets after finishing latrine wash with water that area and don't use tissue paper before completing the latrine.
Most people can use western toilets only it causes fisheries and piles problem..
I strongly advisable to use indian toilets..
I don't think I'm coordinated enough to use 1 without getting anything on my pants!😂
No, thanks.
Very informative love your videos, what about constant boils in the body where it's warm.
I saw the dr once I started passing just blood and no stool. Turned out I had Ulcerative Colitis. Luckily I've managed to control it and have had no issue for a few years now.