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Red dots on toilet paper

2021-08-30 10:04:41
Hi doctor, While rubbing anus with issue paper, I saw micro dot of red. It is not bright red but just red. There is no blood in stool or passing stool. I am little scared. My anus itches time to time. Could it be colon cancer symtom?? I have gastric issue since long.
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? Fungal infection / Fistula ? Get it checked. Consult general surgeon

Answered2021-08-31 02:23:57

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