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PostPosted: 03/28/07 - 03:06    Post subject: Anus bleeding Vote now! Reply with quote
Okay. Everytime I go to the restroom and i shit i bleed plentifuly. I had a colonoscopy and everything seems all right. The doctor told me that maybe is because I put so much strength and I push so much. The thing is that I always bleed a lot and doesn´t matter how many faeces do i have to deliver: there´s always a bleeding mocus coming up and the toilette is completely full of blood. Please let me know what´s going on!
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