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Tdel

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Blood In Stool Posted: 06-22-06 17:04pm


What does blood in your stool look like?

CathM

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Posted: 11-14-06 14:44pm


It can be red like normal blood, and is usually bleeding from the lower intestine or anus. It can also be black or black and tarry and is usually caused by bleeding in the upper gi tract.

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