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Blood in stool
From last 3 days blood is coming from the stool without any pain. I started doing crunches, squat and stomach exercise after that only I am seeing blood in stool. I don't poop everyday and have some constipation problem. Poop is not coming hard although blood is in the stool and at the end of the stool little bit of liquid blood comes out.
I have also attached the picture of stool with blood although I know it is bit unpleasant.
Kindly inform me what should I do.
Thanks in advance.
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Please consult a gastroenterologist. You need sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy to rule out anal fissures/ hemorrhoids/ IBD
Need to check Hemoglobin if it's dropping
Also, please take laxatives like syrp looz 15 ml at night to avoid constipation and straining.
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