Pain or bleeding when passing stool? See a doctor this week
Pain or bleeding when passing stool? See a doctor this week
Blood on the paper, sharp pain during stool, a lump or itching that won't settle. These have different causes, and they need different decisions. Dr. D.K. Sharma (BAMS), practising since 1992, starts with an assessment, not an assumption.
Urgent signs: heavy bleeding, large clots, black stool or severe pain with fever need emergency care today, not a booking.
Your doctor
Dr. D.K. Sharma, the Ayurvedic doctor who sees you
Name, qualification and registration BAMS; practising since 1992 4067, Board of Ayurvedic and Unani Systems of Medicine, Punjab
₹500 · two branches in Ludhiana, or video · Punjabi, Hindi or English
Why start here
- The cause first. Piles, a fissure and other causes of bleeding look alike at home. The consultation tells them apart.
- Asking is not agreeing to an operation. A first consultation is a conversation. Any procedure or referral is explained, with the reason.
- An examination only if it is needed. You can ask what it involves before you agree to it.
- Start by video if you prefer. The history can be gone through by video first, and you are told if an examination in Ludhiana is needed.
Three steps
- Send a short request. Your name and number. You don't have to describe your symptoms.
- Hear back. The clinic confirms it can help and offers a time. Then you pay ₹500.
- Speak with the doctor. He asks how long it has been going on, when the pain or bleeding happens, about your bowel habit and what you have already tried.
What patients say about the consultation
"I was a bit nervous at first, but the doctor was very nice and explained everything very clearly." Bharti Sharma, Google review excerpt
₹500, and what it covers
₹500 pays for a consultation with Dr. Sharma, usually 30–60 minutes, and your personalised Dinacharya (daily-routine) guide, prepared after the consultation. You pay only after the clinic confirms it can help.
The consultation
₹500In person in Ludhiana, or by video
Includes your personalised Dinacharya (daily-routine) guide, prepared after the consultation.
How booking works · no payment until step 3
- You send a request
- Suitability and a time are confirmed
- You pay ₹500
- Your slot is confirmed
- The consultation
Other costs
- Medicine, if advised
- Discussed after your consultation
- Care courses
- Discussed after your consultation
Questions
Will I be examined at the first visit?
Not always. It depends on what you describe. If an examination would help, the reason is explained, and you can ask what it involves before agreeing.
Can this be treated without surgery?
Often, depending on what the assessment finds. If surgery or a specialist's opinion is needed, you are told why and referred.
Is bleeding always serious?
Often it is not, but bleeding that repeats or that you can't explain needs a doctor's assessment.
Full answer
Heavy bleeding, large clots, black stool or severe pain with fever need emergency care today. Blood in stool explains what bleeding can mean.
I've had this for years. Is it too late?
No. Symptoms that have lasted a long time still deserve a proper assessment now.
Full answer
Bring the creams or tablets you have tried.
Request a consultation
Dr. Sharma helps you work out the likely cause and the next step, including whether you need an examination or a referral. No payment now. The clinic replies with suitability and a time.
Request received
Your request reached the clinic. It replies on WhatsApp about suitability and a time. This is not a confirmed appointment until the clinic confirms it in writing.
- Request received
- Suitability and a time waiting for the clinic
- Pay ₹500 only after step 2
- Written confirmation not yet
- Consultation
This is not a confirmed appointment.