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Blood in stool
My self Raju.. age 22 (Past history of GERD , Deodenitis 1 year ago and treated and having covid 2 month ago and treted in home and recovered ) I am facing abdominal burning pain in lower left side and having little amount of red blood in stool.. what to do ?? Blood is very low..
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Possibilities are
Intestinal ulcer (IBD, Infective)
Duodenitis
Proctitis
Colitis
Next Steps
Consult Gastroenterologist
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Dr. Itishree Acharya
General Practitioner
Rourkela
There are a few reasons for this symptom of yours which will need proper history taking & few investigations.
Next Steps
if there is heavy bleeding you should rush to nearby hospital emergency.
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Health Tips
keep a track on the color & amount of blood & no of times there is blood in your stool, also stay hydrated & maintain your diet
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