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BLOOD IN MY STOOL

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PostPosted: 11/29/06 - 03:42    Post subject: BLOOD IN MY STOOL Vote now! Reply with quote
I NEED HELP. I HAVE EXPERIENCED UNEXPLAINABLE WEIGHT LOSS LATELY. I HAVE ALSO BEING HAVING DIFFICULTY DOING NUMBER 2 THAT I HAVE RESORTED TO LAXATIVES AND LOTS OF FRUITS. I HAVE ACHES IN MY SHEEN AREA AND LOWER BACK. THIS MORNING I NOTICED BRIGHT COLOURED BLOOD IN MY STOOL AND TISSUE PAPER. I NOTICED THIS ABOUT A MONTH AGO ASWELL. I NEED HELP PLEASE
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