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Bleeding After Passing Motion. Posted: 01-10-08 20:45pm


What happen? A few droplets of blood came out even after diarrhoa. Pls advise...

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Posted: 01-17-08 18:23pm


Blood in motions can be something fairly minor, but it can be indicative of something more troubling, especially if you have diarrhoea too. I'd see your doctor ASAP!

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