A 47-year-old female presented with a one-year history of rectal bleeding. Examination revealed a low rectal ulcer involving half the rectal circumference, from which fresh blood was observed. She was initially treated for hemorrhoids and dysentery without success. A colonoscopy was reported as normal except for internal hemorrhoids. Upon further examination, Dr. Al-Gailani discovered a rectal carcinoma. The patient was advised to undergo a biopsy of the rectal ulcer and staging scans before considering an abdomino-perineal resection of the rectum. The case highlights the importance of performing a thorough physical examination, including a digital rectal exam, for any patient presenting with rectal bleeding,