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Blood while passing stool
Have been getting blood while passing stool for quite sometime. The blood is bright red in colour. And there is also constipation. No other symptom or pain. The blood in stool comes twice or thrice continuously in a month and then goes and again I get it after a month especially right before my periods.This pattern is been observed for the past 3 months. I do struggle to pass stool since I am constipated but no other discomfort other than that.
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Well, painless bleeding from the anus, could indicate that you have haemorrhoids, or piles.
Have you noticed any swelling in your anus?
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Visit your general surgeon.
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We need some more information like pain
It seems like fissure try to make u r stool soft
By taking plenty of fluid and vegetables
U can use syrup cremaffin plus 3 tsf at night
Take regular exercise
Bleeding and periods just look coincidence
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