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Blood on stool
Hello I'm 23 yr old ,
Recently 1 month ago I experienced blood on my stool ( fresh ).
My gastro doctor told me to take fiber and he did a proctoscopy in my anus did find nothing .
I didn't see blood stool after that event but I was taking duphalax for prebiotic at nights . During mornings it did improve my stool shape but I see frothy stool in evenings after my workouts i beleive this could be my lunch meals .... i don't know what's happening in my body could this be a sign of cancer ?? Recently I'm experiencing difference in consistency of my stool sometimes ( mushy )
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Irregular bowel habits can have many reason , one among them is malignancy.
If your symptoms are not improving I would suggest necessary investigation to rule out malignancy and find the cause .
Please explain in detail all the symptoms , better to consult .
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Cancer is one of the cause for blood in stool.
But cancer is rare at your age, benign causes are more. If symptoms are persisting get an endoscopy.
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Mention blood colour. Time point of blood passing (before motion, during motion, after motion)
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Persisting symptoms: Get UGI endoscopy and colonoscopy
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