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Blood on 4 year old toilet paper - allergies?
I don't know where I should be posting this question, but my every time my 4 year old son has a bowel movement, he gets blood on the toilet paper. I have taken him to the doctors 2 times and he has given me hydrocortisone cream with a cream in it for yeast infection. It has not cleared the blood up. I have read on the internet that it may be associated with allergies. The doctor said the next step is very invasive and he doesn't really want to put a 4 year old through this. Any suggestions?
Is your son constipated maybe? Is he having a hard time having bowel movements? Sometimes if he does this could be a sign of constipation too I think. It can create tears and some bleeding.
I haven't heard of bleeding in correlation with allergies. But that is my thought!
I haven't heard of bleeding in correlation with allergies. But that is my thought!
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