Fissure: Anal fissures are very common and often don't need medical attention as they heal naturally. You may want to read a bit on line on sites that have more communication capacity than health tap on caring for an anal fissure at home. If the bleeding persists please see your physician.
Answered 2/4/2014
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Exam: You should have this evaluated. Rectal bleeding is not normal and could indicate a growth or condition in the rectum or lower intestinal tract. It's not an emergency unless you start bleeding more rapidly, but have it looked at soon.
Answered 2/4/2014
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