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Blood in Stool and Nausea
Dear Sir/Mam
I noticed some blood in my stool this morning while some stool passed with the flatulence, I checked it while passing the stool which also has a foul smell. Since the last 4 days I am also feeling weakness and Nausea. I have suffered from Viral fever before 8 days.
I am worried about the blood in the stool, there is no stomach pain only 4-5 times watery stool and flatulence I a day.
Please help.
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Hello
Thanks for your question
I understand your concern and noted it
blood in stools can be due to multiple reasons like
Inflammatory bowel diseases, constipation, hemorrhoids, infections and cancer
You need to get it evaluated and get a proper diagnosis to get right treatment
Next Steps
Please visit a medical gastroenterologist or kindly consult to know the further detail and course of action.
Health Tips
If you are still having these following symptoms
pain that worsens or persists
blood that’s dark or thick-looking
black and sticky stool, which can indicate digested blood
symptoms that don’t get better within 2 weeks
Seek immediate medical care if you feel dizzy, weak, or confused, or if you’re bleeding a lot.
We are here to help you as our first concern is patient’s safety and their health
Kindly consult for further clarification or any doubts regarding your health
Regards
Dr Mohammed Salman Mohiuddin
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