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2021-05-21 12:23:22
Hi from last 2 weeks am able to see blood in my stool..I was taking b12,and D supplements..it started after taking dolo 650 for my fever..then I drank more water and somewhat it got reduced but today morning am able to see red stool..yesterday I had watermelon except that I dint have any red color food..what could be the reason..?please help
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This may be related to the fever you have, if blood is mixed with stools, then it may be infection related colitis..which again have multiple cause of infection... viral, bacterial, or  parasites... Or this may be related to piles, if blood is separate from the stools... Both case are having different treatment and therefore I recommend you to consult with detailed history and further investigation.. Regards Dr.Rakesh Kumar Jagdish

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