I am 17 years old this year, when I was a kid, I had constipation often, but when I was a little older, it was less frequent. A year ago, I saw that when I went to the toilet heavily, there was a lump of flesh inside, I suspected hemorrhoids. Today, when I went to the toilet heavily, I saw the flesh sticking out and wiped with a paper, there was a blood clot. The doctor asked me if there is a protruding anus with a blood clot, is it internal hemorrhoids? I thank you doctor.

Monitoring your baby's stool is an important sign that helps mothers monitor their baby's health in the first months of life.

A baby not pooping for three days is a common problem in babies between 2 weeks and 2 months old. The frequency of bowel movements depends on the age and diet of the baby. A baby not pooping for two or three days is mostly not a serious problem and does not require treatment.

Hemorrhoidal thrombosis is a condition in which the blood vessel network in the anal canal is disrupted, forming a blood clot that causes vascular occlusion. Hemorrhoidal thrombosis progresses silently along with hemorrhoids. If hemorrhoidal thrombosis is not detected and treated promptly, it can lead to a number of dangerous complications.