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Blood after passing out the stool
Hi doctor, I am 12 weeks pregnant and I am having bright red colour blood after passing my stool. Is this a cause of concern? Will this affect my pregnancy?
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It means you are having constipation. Hard stools often cause trauma while passing. Treat your constipation. Read my article https://gynaetalks.com/constipation-in-pregnancy-symptom-prevantion/
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It should be properly examined and treated
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Consultation required
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Please connect for online consultation and advice
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Connect please
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This needs to be treated The most common cause is constipation Chronic bleed may lower ur hemoglobin levels
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Mam bleeding PR is of concern. Please consult a surgeon.
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Its may be due to piles. U have to consult
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