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Pain when defecating: stinging or burning pain bowel movements

  1. Stool or defecation can be accompanied by complaints such as pain or blood in the stool. The stool or defecation pattern refers to the frequency with which someone discharges faeces or stools. This differs per person and depends on various factors. One person poops a lot, while the other has to defecate less often. As long as the consistency of the faeces (faeces) is normal, a less frequent bowel pattern is not abnormal. Altered bowel habits may indicate an underlying condition that requires a visit to the doctor.

Stool: pain and complaints

  1. Normal relief pattern Altered bowel habits: alternating constipation and diarrhea Altered stool pattern: the stool completely absent (ileus) A mechanical seal: cause and symptoms A functional closure: cause and symptoms Faecal incontinence Causes of pain when defecating Sharp or stabbing pain Burning pain Pain when defecating due to hemorrhoids (hemorrhoids) Pain during defecation due to a crack in the anus (fissura ani) due to hard stools Pain during defecation due to peri-anal eczema Pain during defecation due to abscesses and fistulas Pain during defecation due to a growth in the rectum

Normal relief pattern

  1. How often a person has to defecate differs from individual to individual. Some people have to defecate two to three times a day and still others go for the 'big message' at most once every two to three days. It's about the consistency of the stool

Altered bowel habits: alternating constipation (constipation) and diarrhea

  1. If someone has alternating constipation (constipation) and diarrhea, there is an obstruction in the colon. These complaints often indicate a growth or tumor in the intestine, especially in the elderly. But also irritable bowel syndrome

Altered defecation pattern: keeping the stool completely away (ileus)

  1. If you have not had a bowel movement for a longer period of time, this may indicate a blockage of the intestines. Keep away from the stool completely, ileus

A mechanical seal: cause and symptoms

  1. A mechanical seal

A functional closure: cause and symptoms

  1. Functional or paralytic closure

Faecal incontinence

  1. Faecal incontinence is the loss of stool unnoticed

Pain when defecating from hemorrhoids (haemorrhoids)

  1. The cause of hemorrhoids

Pain during defecation due to crack in the anus (fissura ani) due to hard stool

  1. A tear in the anus is caused by hard faeces or a tightly contracted sphincter

Pain during defecation due to peri-anal eczema

  1. Eczema around the anus, also known as peri-anal eczema

Pain during defecation due to abscesses and fistulas

  1. An abscess is a pus-filled cavity; An inflamed mucous gland near the anus is called a peri-anal abscess. An abscess is painful, hot and red in many cases. A fistula

Pain during defecation due to a growth in the rectum

  1. A rectal carcinoma (a growth in the rectum), occurs mainly in older people. It is often detected by an altered stool pattern (high urge), cramps and blood on the stool. Idle urge is the most important phenomenon. Constipation alternating with diarrhea may occur.



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