Bleeding in the biliary tract is one of the hepatobiliary diseases that, if not diagnosed and treated early, can lead to a high risk of death. Therefore, knowing the symptoms and signs of biliary tract bleeding will help patients have a direction to visit to limit the risk of possible disease complications.

Biliary tract bleeding is an injury to the biliary tract and causes bleeding. There are many causes of biliary tract bleeding, most of which are due to diseases and damage to the liver. Treatment of biliary tract bleeding includes surgical treatment.

Since primary school, I have had blood in the stool but only at a mild level until recently (I am 20 years old) when I have more severe blood in the stool and feel nauseous. Currently, I am very confused and worried about what disease I have? The doctor asked me what is the sign of prolonged blood in the stool? What are the treatments like? Thank you doctor.

Endotracheal anesthesia is used in laparoscopic surgery for biliary bleeding and liver resection. This is a general anesthesia technique to control the patient's respiratory activity during and after surgery.