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 Posted: 03/27/07 - 20:35 Post subject: adderall and bloody stools. |
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| simple as this, anyone ever taken adderall (im not on them, i just got a few from a friend) the next couple of days i had a bloody stool and its been a week since i stopped using adderall and im still having bloody stool. it stopped for a few days but then happened again. I can't find too much info on adderall (amphetamines) and blood in stools. if anyone has had this happen or not. I want to say i probably damaged my stomach lining or maybe intestinal trac. the blood is bright red and looks like its really fresh so i dont know if it would be an ulcer or what?! |
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| Posted: 03/30/07 - 01:12 Post subject: |
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| Chances are it is a polyp/tear if it is bright red. I would also talk to your doctor about Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis, especially if the blood does not go away/polyp does not heal within a week or so. |
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| Posted: 05/06/07 - 17:27 Post subject: [b] Bright Blood in stool, no pain, no blood on tissue - cur |
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I'm trying to contact the person who had the question about adderall & bloody stools?
My husband just noticed today bright red blood in his stools..but non on the tissue. He has been taking adderall for about a month now..
Does anyone know anything about this? if this is something colon cancer related?
Please help!
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| Posted: 05/07/07 - 17:23 Post subject: |
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I am on adderall as well, and have been experiencing bloody stools.
My dad is a doctor and he says that I'm constipated and that I need to eat more fiber to make it go away, but I'm not sure since I'm trying to and it's still occuring.
Maybe this is some symptom of adderall? If anyone has any information on this, please email me at ******
Thanks!
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| Posted: 06/14/07 - 11:00 Post subject: adderoll & blood in stool |
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i had a large amount of blood in my stool this afternoon, very scary.
i am also on adderoll, and thought it may have something to do with it.
I was thinking, since having a bloody stool can result from ulcers or other problems in the stomach & digestive tract, that adderoll may somehow be the cause.
PLEASE let me know if you have any further information |
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| Posted: 06/26/08 - 00:27 Post subject: |
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| blood that has been digested is dark and tarry. bright red blood can be because of constipation &/or hemmoroids- adderall can cause constipation. hemmoroids can bleed quite a lot, explaining large amounts of bright red blood, as well as blood on the stool, as the stool causes the hemmoroid to rupture. dark tarry blood in stool, however, really should be a sign to see your dr, as is the bright red if more fluid & fiber doesn't help... |
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| Posted: 08/01/08 - 11:24 Post subject: adderall and Bloody stools |
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| I have been on and off adderall for a few years, everytime I tak it longer than a month, i get bloody stools. If I stop taking it for a few months, I also stop bleeding. I don't have any pain while going to the bathroom but would like to know if this is somehting that could get worse or is a significant health risk. |
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