Symptom Guide

Blood in Stool

Causes, treatment, and the right doctor to consult for blood in stool. Doctor-reviewed on MediSlot.

Common Causes

Blood in Stool can be caused by a variety of factors including piles, anal fissure, IBD, colon cancer, ulcer. Identifying the exact cause requires a professional medical evaluation.

Treatment Options

Treatments for blood in stool may include endoscopy/colonoscopy, surgery for piles, treat underlying cause. The right plan depends on your history and diagnosis — book a specialist consultation for a personalised plan.

Which doctor to consult?

For blood in stool, the following specialists are most appropriate:

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes Blood in Stool?

Common causes include piles, anal fissure, IBD, colon cancer, ulcer. In some cases, blood in stool can indicate a more serious condition — consult a MediSlot verified doctor for proper evaluation.

Which doctor should I see for Blood in Stool?

Depending on severity, consult Gastroenterologist, General Surgeon. On MediSlot, you can book any of them online or at a clinic in minutes.

What are the treatments for Blood in Stool?

Treatments include endoscopy/colonoscopy, surgery for piles, treat underlying cause. Never self-medicate — always seek professional advice.

When should I see a doctor for Blood in Stool?

See a doctor immediately if blood in stool is severe, persistent, worsening, or accompanied by other alarming symptoms.

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