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Blood In Stools, Pain From Feeling Of Movement Of Worms In Colon, Pain After Food Intake. No Parasitic Infection Found. Ideas?
i am suffering infection of the large intestine specifically around the anal area which present following signs ansd symptoms
blood in stool
sometime bood oozing especially when passing stool.
I feel movement of worm-like which migrate from place to place around the colon,making me feel pain
it limits my mobility, with difficult on walking because of emerging pain which disappear after resting.
I feel more severe pain when I take heavy meals especially during dinner.
I have been tested/laboratory test for parasite but with no result for parasitic infection
blood in stool
sometime bood oozing especially when passing stool.
I feel movement of worm-like which migrate from place to place around the colon,making me feel pain
it limits my mobility, with difficult on walking because of emerging pain which disappear after resting.
I feel more severe pain when I take heavy meals especially during dinner.
I have been tested/laboratory test for parasite but with no result for parasitic infection
Tue, 24 Sep 2013
Hi,
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Blood in stool with discomfort like some movement in colon is suggestive of some significant pathology.
History of chronic or acute constipation will give clue to the presence of anal fissure.
Colonoscopy is required to examine inside the anal region, rectum, and colon to look for fissures, ulcers, polyps, or any other growths in the colon.
I suggest you to consult a gastroenterologist for the review of your clinical history, examinations, and for colonoscopy.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards.
Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.
Blood in stool with discomfort like some movement in colon is suggestive of some significant pathology.
History of chronic or acute constipation will give clue to the presence of anal fissure.
Colonoscopy is required to examine inside the anal region, rectum, and colon to look for fissures, ulcers, polyps, or any other growths in the colon.
I suggest you to consult a gastroenterologist for the review of your clinical history, examinations, and for colonoscopy.
Hope I have answered your query.
Regards.
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