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I have had alot of bleeding in my stoold and when I wipe

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PostPosted: 02/29/08 - 21:55    Post subject: I have had alot of bleeding in my stoold and when I wipe Vote now! Reply with quote
Its not really painful but i was wondering If I should check it out or just relax and wait till I can get tin so see my doctor
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