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Q: Blood After I Wipe + Bowel Movements Burn

asked by: jdunk312 on October 21st, 2007

New User

I have been noticing a few time a month that every time i wipe after i poo there is blood on the toilet paper. Over the past month there are times that after i go poo it burns, i goes away gradually after an hour. Not sure what to do, havent noticited any blood in stool nor do i feel constipated

Replies(2)

MandMs

replied on October 22nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Do you strain when you are defecating?
Do you practice sitting on a toilet for a longer period?
What's the frequency of your bowel movements?

bullough07

replied on January 17th, 2009

New User

bowel problems

recently i have been using the bowel more often. my anal area feels itchy alot and also burns for about an hour after use. today i wiped after using the bath room and there was light blood on the tissue paper? does this mean i have colon cancer? should i get this checked out?

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