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Blood in stools

2019-09-11 09:38:40
Since past one month going to washrooms on a number of times 6 times per day little bit of weakness complained of BLOOD in stools today on two occassions.Evem on eating a small amount of food she starts feeling fuller. Kindly advise which specialist doctor to see gynaeocologist. Regards Ashish chaudhary
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Blood may be because of piles. The frequent motions may be because of gastric or Intestinal causes.
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Answered2019-09-11 10:28:07

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You need to consult a surgeon only.

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