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Rectal Bleeding

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Worried911

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Rectal Bleeding Posted: 08-15-08 14:07pm


Could swallowing a piece of rubber, such as part of a balloon, cause someone to have sever rectal bleeding occur?

kfkohio

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Posted: 11-06-08 19:05pm


I would think that when you passed the foreign object, it could have caused a tear which would cause bleeding. Did you see the doctor about this? Did it resolve itself?

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