Blood coming back??

So for over the past 3+ weeks I have been healing and I’m either in remission or headed very close to it. My stools were formed, there was no blood or mucus and I was going 2-3 times a day. All of that remains until not to long ago I had a tiny trace of blood in my stool. There was redness in the stool itself with a tiny bit of blood. Everything else looked normal. I’m concerned considering I’m still in remission as far as I’m concerned and my diet has been pretty spot on. What does this mean? Could it mean that I’m not eating enough fibre because my diet is very low residue.

do you have hemorrhoids? We're in the same boat, and I think the multiple times a day, and even the low-fiber diet (most of my stools are soft, but every few days I feel constipated and one is a little harder), are aggravating them and causing a tiny bit of blood. It's not every time and it's very very little, and it usually happens after multiple stools that day or a hard one. Do you see any patterns related to time/number of BMs/softness at all?

On asacol 3 times a day orally, prednisone (tapering at the moment), and meslamine enema before bed

I agree with Q, calling it remission while on prednisone is wishful thinking sadly. I wish the way we were on pred, indicated how it would be when we are off pred, but often, just the slightest decrease in pred can throw things into a tailspin. Take it slow when decreasing. Sometimes minimal symptoms, like you describe, can be due to the dose reduction, but it doesn't necessarily mean you will head right back into a flare up. Just be aware, and see your GI if it continues. It could be something else, a hemmie, or fissure (but you would likely know if you had a fissure because they hurt badly)... It could be that your current treatment plan isn't enough. In that case, there are options, even rectals 2x a daily might help, but it would be best to see your GI, and possibly do a sig scope to see what's going on, or look for hemmies, then you could move forward knowing what's going on.