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Bright blood in stool

2018-02-09 13:20:21
I drink daily but not much and for past 2 day's I have been observing bright blood drops like 4 to 5 drops and I can say that it's not from the upper but kind a feel coming from lower side.I do not feel any pain while pooping and in stomach although I lost my appetite a little in between 2 day's. One more thing I experienced it a few times before but not regular. let me know if the problem is critical or if it's because of drinking.Can you suggest any antibiotics if it's because of any infection
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The drinking should stop definitely irrespective of present diagnosis. Regards the cause of the present bleed you need to visit a surgeon who will examine you .. most common cause is bleeding from hemorrhoids (piles). In patients with alcohol induced liver disorder , damaged liver can cause blood vessels near anal canal to swell (rectal varices) with resultant bleed. Antibiotics will mostly not be needed.
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