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Hi God,
I am suffering from.ibs diarrhea kind of symptoms since 7 month.
I took all kind of treatment but issue comes again
I had 3 episode of blood in stool ( bloody mucus). I did stool test twice and it came negative.
I did cbc 2 months back and it was also normal.
I do not have courage to go for colonsocope because if cancer comes out in that then I will get heart attack .
I have lost around 7kg in last 7 month
Only difference is that I am not eating outside food and not eating non veg since one month
I am just 33. I don't want to die.
Please tell me...
I am very very very stressed...
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Don't panic , but it is advisable to undergo all suggested treatment & investigations needed to arrive at a diagnosis & to treat the condition . Avoiding investigation only invites delay in diagnosis and increased chance of complication in any disease condition . Blood in stool has many causes other than cancer , all of which is well cured with medications and avoiding tests is only adding to your suffering & stress for conditions which can be relieved easily . Would like to know a few more details in history for proper assessment , before providing an appropriate opinion & further plan of action . Please consult me on Practo for the same as per your convenience.
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Hello ,got your concern ,it can be treatable with further evaluation, better healthcare and proper treatment ..For prescription and counselling regarding the same you can consult me through this app - Dr Hemanth Patakamuri
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First of all calm down, it is not necessary that it has to be a cancer. Obviously, if you think this is a serious condition, you should go see a doctor, the more you delay, chances of getting the condition worse increases. Blood in stool could be because of other causes too but you will have to talk to a doctor in person and let them take your medical history in detail, evaluate you physically, to come to a conclusion. Please don't jump to any conclusions all by yourself or reading some random articles on web, it will only cause you anxiety. Stay positive, see a doctor and get the necessary tests done.
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see a gastroenterologist
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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7 yrs exp
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Can help you kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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