Blood in stool 2 days after colonoscopy

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Asked for Male, 38 Years

I happened to get burning rectum now an then for few months now. I had a colonoscopy 2 days ago and I was told I had no gut disease by GI but very marginal inflammation (which was earlier suspected crohn's) and needs no treatment. I had normal stools for 2 days after the procedure My question is, Is it common to see bright red blood on underwear and stool caused by either colonoscopy or piles?

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Dr. Munireddy M V

Gastroenterologist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

Needs practoscopy and PR examination

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Dr. Arun Dhankhar Laparoscopic Surgeon 7 yrs exp Sonipat Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arun Dhankhar

Laparoscopic Surgeon 7 yrs exp Sonipat

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Hello Blood in stool is not common Get your stool examination and Protoscopy . You need to rule out the Diagnosis so be in touch with doctor. Thanks