The symptoms of gastrorrhagia vary according to the amount of bleeding. The patients with moderate bleeding may have no symptoms, such as black stool, dull pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, etc., which are mostly seen in patients with perforated digestive tract or closed abdominal injury, and may appear hematemesis, pallor, sweating, lethargy and coma, etc. If they are not rescued in time, they may be life-threatening. Chronic gastrorrhagia is mostly seen in patients with digestive tract ulcers, and the amount of bleeding is not large (possibly occult bleeding). It is easy to be ignored by people, but in the long run, symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue and anemia will appear. According to your symptoms, it is very unlikely that you will suffer from gastric bleeding, but it should be anal fissure (caused by irregular living habits and eating habits). I suggest you go to the anorectal department for treatment and hope that you can change your bad living and eating habits, which is of great significance for you to maintain a healthy body. < P > Adopted.