Bleeding Per Anum & Rectal Bleeding: Don’t Ignore This Common but Serious Symptom
Expert Advice by Dr. Karan R. Rawat, Gastroenterologist & Anorectal Specialist, Agra
Bleeding per anum—commonly called rectal bleeding—is a symptom that many people in Agra, Mathura, Firozabad, Etawah, Mainpuri, Bharatpur, Dholpur, Hathras, Aligarh, and nearby villages quietly ignore. For some, it is embarrassment; for others, the belief that “yeh toh piles ka hi hoga.”
But the truth is—rectal bleeding is not always piles, and delaying proper evaluation can sometimes lead to serious health complications.
At Safe Gastro & Surgery Center, Agra, Dr. Karan R. Rawat sees patients every day who wish they had come earlier.
What Is Bleeding Per Anum?
Bleeding per anum refers to the passage of fresh red blood or dark blood through the anus, usually noticed:
- On toilet paper
- In the toilet pan
- Mixed with stool
- As drops after passing stool
It may occur with or without pain, and the cause varies widely.
Common Causes of Rectal Bleeding in Indian Patients
Based on clinical experience in Western Uttar Pradesh, Braj region, and nearby Rajasthan & MP, the most common causes include:
1. Piles (Hemorrhoids)
The most common cause of fresh red bleeding, especially in people with:
- Constipation
- Prolonged sitting
- Sedentary lifestyle
- Heavy lifting
Bleeding is usually painless in early stages.
2. Anal Fissure
A small tear in the anal lining causing:
- Severe pain during or after motion
- Bright red bleeding
- Fear of passing stools
Very common in young adults and postpartum women.
3. Constipation & Hard Stools
Chronic constipation, common in rural and semi-urban areas due to:
- Low fibre diet
- Inadequate water intake
- Irregular food habits
4. Rectal Polyps
These may bleed silently and must never be ignored, as some polyps can turn cancerous over time.
5. Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Conditions like ulcerative colitis present with:
- Recurrent bleeding
- Loose motions
- Weight loss
6. Colorectal Cancer
Though less common, persistent rectal bleeding in patients above 40 years must always be investigated to rule this out.
When Should You See a Doctor Immediately?
Consult a specialist without delay if:
- Bleeding is recurring
- Bleeding is increasing
- There is associated pain, weight loss, or weakness
- You feel a lump coming out during motion
- Blood is mixed with stools
- Family history of colon cancer exists
Why Local Patients Trust Dr. Karan R. Rawat in Agra
Dr. Karan R. Rawat is known across Agra and surrounding districts for his:
- Accurate diagnosis
- Ethical medical approach
- Expertise in piles, fissure, fistula, rectal bleeding, constipation & colon diseases
- Advanced laser treatment for piles and fissure
- Experience in both medical and surgical gastroenterology
Patients travel from villages, kasbas, towns, and cities because they receive clear explanations, modern treatment, and long-term relief.
Modern & Painless Treatment Options Available
At Safe Gastro & Surgery Center:
- Non-surgical treatment for early piles
- Laser surgery for advanced piles & fissure
- Colonoscopy for accurate diagnosis
- Day-care procedures with quick recovery
- Diet & lifestyle guidance tailored for Indian households
A Message for Agra & Nearby Regions
Bleeding per anum is not something to hide. It is a signal from your body that deserves attention. Early consultation often means simple treatment and complete cure.
Ignoring it may only increase suffering.
Consult Dr. Karan R. Rawat
Gastroenterologist | Proctologist | Laser Surgeon
📍 Safe Gastro & Surgery Center, Agra
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