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Bloody Stools


Treen Bean

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Two weeks ago, I think I was cross contaminated. Ever since, every time I poop there is blood either in my stool or when I wipe myself. It's not "black" blood, so I've been told not to worry about it. Still, it just doesn't seem right to me. It's just disconcerting to see blood every time I poop.

I'm sorry if this is totally TMI (to much information), but I'm just concerned. Any insights would be appreciated.


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How much blood is it? :huh:

If it's only a little... and you're constipated... my guess would be hemorrhoids.

About a month ago I got glutened and the pain of #2 was so bad... I not only saw blood when I wiped, I actually popped a blood vessel in my left eye from straining! :o

Treen Bean Apprentice
How much blood is it? :huh:

If it's only a little... and you're constipated... my guess would be hemorrhoids.

About a month ago I got glutened and the pain of #2 was so bad... I not only saw blood when I wiped, I actually popped a blood vessel in my left eye from straining! :o

Um... I might be a little constipated. But I never really poop that much to begin with. It's not like I haven't gone at all in a week. That is my definition of constipated.

Mother of Jibril Enthusiast

This is really veering into TMI territory :lol:

Even being off dairy, gluten, and corn, I still only make #2 three or four times a week. The good thing is that it's no longer rock hard or painful to pass. That's my definition of constipated.

It probably does vary from person to person!

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