I have pain while paasing stool and have mucues...

Causes of pain while passing stool :

 

It is natural that the process of defecation is easy and not accompanied by a feeling of pain, so the feeling of pain during defecation may indicate the existence of a problem such as:

 

* Irritable bowel syndrome

* Bowel infections as in Crohn's disease

* Ulcerative colitis

* Anal haemorrhoids

* Anal crack

* constipation

* Rectal inflammation

* The presence of problems in the blood circulation, which is called intestinal lack

 

The diagnosis:
The diagnosis is made through the clinical medical examination of the patient, taking the detailed medical history, the rectal examination, the conduct of medical examinations, including blood tests, including the complete blood image CBC, the indications of infection, inflammation ESR and CRP, the procedure of the stool examination, the stool farm, the procedure of radiation, including X-rays, television radiation, magnetic resonance on the abdomen and pelvis, and the colon, intestinestinal and laparoscopic gastrointestinal system.
Symptoms:
The feeling of pain while passing stool accompanied by some other symptoms, including
* Bloating
* The presence of mucus or blood in the stool
* Loss of appetite
* Anal itching
* Constipation
* Abdominal pain
* Weight loss
* Diarrhea

Treatment:
Treatment is carried out by treating the cause that leads to the occurrence of these symptoms, after conducting the necessary medical tests and reaching the accurate diagnosis, and the cause and treatment are determined by the gastroenterologist;
It is necessary to take care to follow a healthy diet, eat foods rich in fibre and drink large amounts of water and liquids; and stay away from smoking and alcohol and avoid spicy foods that contain fats or fries;
In addition to drugs that help treat bloating and constipation, including medications that help alert bowel movement and increase bowel contractions, such as Pesacodil, and drugs that increase the secretion of fluid from the intestines and stimulate the process of defaecation such as lactose.

The advice:
Follow-up of the internal and gastroenterologist.