Two days ago I started to feel sick and
had to use the toilet. I thought I had
diarrhea from a soft serve ice cream cone
I had earlier in the day. I usually can't
take milk in liquid form if I haven't been
drinking it in a while, so I thought it
was normal. My stomach was hurting and I
felt like I had a slight fever. I had the
chills. I thought I had a cold so I took
tylenol cold and went to bed. The fever
susided within 2 hours but I got up at
least 3 times in the middle of the night
to poo. My stools were coming out in
liquid form. The next day, I wasn't
feeling much better. My stomach was still
bothering me and I still had the chills.
I went about my day but I had to use the
bathroom everytime my stomach started to
bubble. While I was using the toilet, I
realized that my rectum was really
starting to hurt when I would put a little
pressure on it. After a while, it became
really painful to go but I had to go
pretty often. MY stools were still coming
out in liquid form. Towards the end of
the second day, I was in the shower and I
touched the area around my rectum and felt
a pea size bump. It hurt to touch it.
I'm now on the third day and I've been
feeling very nauseous and still having
trouble passing stools. The bump is still
there. It's about the size of the tip of
my pinky and it hurts to sit.
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