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Rectal mucus jelly discharge

Malc1155

By Malc1155
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Hi everyone. I have posted before but i still have the terrible issue that wont go away. I have stopped all gluten and dairy a few months ago with good results but always been having mucus in stool. It never goes away. I can cope with that. Its what happens between pooping. I feel the urge to go and its just mucus jelly that comes out. Either with gas or on its own..It will clear and i could be ok again for a few weeks no more passing just jelly but tonight its back again

I had a deli cooked chicken. Never ate the skin on it as i know they put sugar to make it brown but it could be cross contaminated maybe?. I tested negative for celiacs but they told me i could still be intolerant. Ive tried everything but now im at the end of the road mentally with no help. Ive had stool FIT tests all clear. Stomach ultra sound clear. They wont give me a camera because i dont pass blood. What i want to know is can being gluten intolerant cause just mucus jelly discharge?. Any help is much appreciated. Thank you.

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Have you been checked for colitis? Have you had upper and lower GI scoping done yet? This jelly is not normal and I wonder if it mucous.

 

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The doctors wont do anything for me anymore. They referred me to the nhs here in uk but ive been waiting 1 year and half. They said they would only send me faster if i had bloor or weight loss which i havent

Yes its yellow jelly mucus that comes out..

Just now, Malc1155 said:

The doctors wont do anything for me anymore. They referred me to the nhs here in uk but ive been waiting 1 year and half. They said they would only send me faster if i had bloor or weight loss which i havent

Yes its yellow jelly mucus that comes out..

I havent had any scopes at all to find out whats wrong with me

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