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I am 9 months pregnant and have been experiencing rectal bleeding for past 2-3 wks. Got done stool test and that came normal and doctor confirmed that rectal bleeding will not impact baby or during time of delivery. I feel urge of passing stool frequently (5-6 times) a day, and I spot the bleeding maybe 1-2 times a day. It's fresh blood. Need 2nd opinion to confirm if this is dangerous for my baby and myself?
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No it is not dangerous for the baby But if you continue to bleed like this you can become anaemic
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