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After cesarean
I have 10 days old baby. C-section done for me. Now I have blood in stools. My upper stomach also paining Anything to worry
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Take plenty of warm water and fruits milk lab stool exam no problem no worries
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Blood in stool can be due to fissure or piles. Also see to that it's not confused with vaginal bleeding
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Hai drink more water , detailed history needed
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Dr. Rama Eduru
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Nellore
U need to meet ur gynaecologist
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Blood in stool or per vaginum . Check precisely. If still you need to consult act your gynaecologist 1st . If you still have q you can consult me
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