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Birth Control Posted: 09-08-06 14:36pm


Can birth control be a cause of you pooping out blood sometimes?

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Posted: 09-08-06 15:55pm


Hmmm...None that I can think of. What colour is the blood? Dark or bright red? If it's bright red then it's most likely a tear in your anus that could have come from haemorrhoids or just from straining too hard. However if it's dark blood you need to see your doctor asap because that means the blood is older and has come from further up inside you. This could indicate a more serious problem.

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