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Blood , Mucous After Stools Posted: 07-10-07 05:56am


Hi, im a 21 female and during the past few months now have noticed a few times (not everytime) some bright red blood, or mucous on the tissue paper after passing a stool. Is this something to be worried about? I have had no pain, change in bowel habit/appetite/weight. Thanks, Ade.

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