Should my Husband see a Doctor?

Gastritis

There are many causes of gastritis.
The most common are:
Alcohol
Erosion (loss) of the protective layer of the stomach lining
Infection of the stomach with Helicobacter pylori bacteria
Medications (such as aspirin or anti-inflammatory drugs)
Smoking

Less common causes are:
Autoimmune disorders (such as pernicious anemia)
Backflow of bile into the stomach (bile reflux)
Eating or drinking caustic or corrosive substances (such as poisons)
Excess gastric acid secretion (such as from stress)
Viral infection, especially in people with a weak immune system
Gastritis can occur suddenly (acute gastritis) or gradually (chronic gastritis).

Symptoms:
Abdominal pain
Abdominal indigestion
Dark stools
Loss of appetite
Nausea
Vomiting
Vomiting blood or coffee-ground like material

Signs and tests:
Tests vary depending on the specific cause. An X-ray of the upper digestive tract, EGD, or other tests may be advised.

Treatment:
Treatment depends on the specific cause. Some of the causes will disappear over time. Medications to decrease stomach acid release may be recommended.

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he should see a doctor because his constipation might be the reason of blood in his feces or their might be bleeding in the colon. he should try to drink more water to avoid constipation.

Sounds like he may have some internal hemmoroids. Increase the fibre and bulk in the diet. Also drink lots. Try some prune juice or a good old laxative. When you have hemmoroids your body tries to compensate by not allowing the stool to move through properly. You can have what is known as pencil stool or just become constipated and then when you do go you will notice bright red blood when you wipe. At any rate, he should go to the doctor. Sounds as though he should have a check up regardless. Could be a number of things going on.

Any time you pass a little or alot of blood, you need to see a dr. It could be a bowel obstruction, which is dangerous, or something simple. Its not normal to go w/o a bowel movement for days. That waste has to go somewhere. See a professional ASAP

Yes when blood is involved especially in men its very important to see a doctor. They can unconstipate him if thats the case and give him an occult blood test if there is blood in his stool. But yes it may be nothing but it also can be something very serious pertaing to his gastrointestial track, its just not worth it to hope it goes away.

YES HE SHOULD SEE A DOCTOR !.

I think yes he should see a doctor, it might simply be constipation, but atleast a doctor can rule out anything serious.
good luck
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try to eat bran muffins or prune juice.. if he still feels weak he should check with the dr to see if his system is in balalce.