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Q: Mucus from colon

asked by: brucelc on January 4th, 2009

New User

I have brown mucus coming from my colon, no pain, no blood. My stolos are regular in the morning, but long and skinny and come out fine, I fill fine and i have alot of energy.what can I do? and is this a bad sign of something going wrong in the future.
Bruce Cunningham

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MandMs

replied on January 5th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

It's normal to have stool covered with mucus from time to time, but, mucus in noticeable amounts for weeks at a time, needs medical attention.

Have you experienced the changed form of stool and mucus presence at the same time?
Do you find this mucus foul smelling?

brucelc

replied on January 5th, 2009

New User

Mucus from colon

Mucus doesnot come with the stools and stools have changed form - skinny and long. Mucus come right before BM in the morning.
Bruce

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