Digestive and Bowel Disorders Forum - Yellow Mucus/ Blood In Stool. What Is This??

About 3 months ago I had my appendix out. I went to the ER with signs of appendictis ( had bad on and off cramps lower right side) and was operated on straight away. I was told that I did not have appendicitis but a bag of infectous fluid around appendix.
For about 2 months I have still been having bad cramps on the lower right side. They have also moved to the left.
* Have had 6 episodes of blood in stool ( not a lot of blood usually just a streak on toilet paper or on stool)
* I nearly always have yellow mucus around stool
* Stool comes out in pebbles
* I am not regular ( usually about 3 days apart but have been known to go a week)
* abdominal cramps on lower left and right sides
* Joint pain

Anyone know what this is??

Replies(2)

Anonymous

replied on December 23rd, 2008

hmm

no but I am having almost the same symptoms...pebbly stool, yellow mucus, red blood (not a lot), so far no cramping or pain but I'm reading up on it...seems like it's IBS or something similiar...mine's only been happening for 3 days...if it lasts longer than 2 wks I'm going to doctor.

realgoldteam

replied on July 9th, 2009

New User

Did you ever solve this. Go to a hydrotherapist and get a colonic. It's sounds like your severly constipated. When you don't go that can introduce infections and other systemic problems that raise your toxicity level. Your intestines may be screaming for help. Go get it done and see you feel better. It's only $60 - $75 and the therapist can tell u if they see abnormalities in what your passing.

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