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Mucus in stool

2023-04-18 13:22:35
Hi doctor all most 20days when ur your going motion pass small intestine of mucus coming.i am worried what is the reason,no any other problems.littile beat constipation.
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You need rectal examination to look for proctitis or piles, otherwise appears IBS

Answered2023-04-19 13:57:53

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