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Experiencing nose bleeds and still have diarrhea but i just went to the bathroom and saw some blood in my stool..is this normal?
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Blood is stool is: Not normal. Would not expect red blood in stool due to nose bleeds. If you are experiencing repeated nose bleeds (or recurrent rectal bleeding) - would encourage you to see your physician.
Answered 5/4/2014
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