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psycow

November 8th, 2004

Hi.
In the past, after I have been to the bathroom, I have sometimes found little spots of blood on the toilet paper. This morning I was woken up early by a pain in my lower stomach, a constant throbbing type of pain, and this lasted for a while. Then several hours later, I went to the bathroom, and again there was some spots of blood on the tissue. Is this something I should be concernded about? Please answer.
Thanks.

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momless

replied November 11th, 2004

Colonoscopy

My mother passed away last year from colon cancer. The symptoms that you are stating seem very serious. You need to make an appointment to have a colonoscopy. I had one last year at age 21 and suprisingly I had 2 non-malignant polyps. The laxitive prep is non enjoyable although it can help save your life. Good luck and let me know what happens.

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