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Blood on stool

2021-11-23 06:09:52
Blood on stool sometime blood drops on stool Not regurallarly but 2 to 3 times in a week in small amount Something lump like inside the anus It was visible to outside Now it deep down to inner side the anus automatically slowly Bloating sound in stomach what desease it is
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Consult surgeon need examination Change ur dietary habits add green leafy vegetables and drink plenty of oral fluids Add laxative night dose like cremafin

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