Blood in stool

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Blood in stool

Asked for Male, 21 Years

Blood in stool this week 3-4 days Normal bowel habit No pain in anus area But little bit feel like acidity problem Stool is fully yellow but with little bit drop of blood(red colour) No constipation I am very tenced Is it any thing serious like colon cancer?

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Dr. Amish

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Not every bleeding in stool is colon cancer. So don't panic.

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keep a watch. if problem persists, kindly get a physical consultation.

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Dr. Sharan Patil General Surgeon 10 yrs exp Gulbarga Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sharan Patil

General Surgeon 10 yrs exp Gulbarga

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"Fresh few red blood drops in stool, typically from the rectum or anal canal. The most common causes are haemorrhoids or anal fissures. Fissures usually present with painful defecation, whereas haemorrhoids are more common. There's no need to panic, as simple changes in eating habits can help. Focus on a high-fiber diet and avoid straining during bowel movements. If symptoms persist, consider a proctoscopic examination for proper evaluation."