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Abdominal pain and blood in stool
Mild upper stomach pain and blood in stool. No constipation. But still there is blood in stool. What medicines to take? What could be the reason?
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U need proper evaluation... if there is blood in stool then there is a chance of upper gi bleed that can be any ulcer or anything for which endoscopy needs to be done .... get ur basic blood tests done first ... n also let me know about the number of times u notice blood in stool and was it fresh blood or clots were there???
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