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PostPosted: 05/19/07 - 00:36    Post subject: red mucus clumps Vote now! Reply with quote
Earlier today I had a bout of diarrhea. Ever since I feel like I need to have a bowel movement but every time I go, it's like red mucus on the toilet paper and what looks like light red clumps in the toilet. Im kind of worried. Hope someone can help!
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