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A member asked:
I keep going to the bathroom in small amounts. stool is more red than brown, soft, and turns water/tp pink. i have ibs and did not eat beets?
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Time to see an MD: Consistent blood in your stool should be evaluated by a gastorenterologist. Hemorrhoids, infection, and other bowel diseases should've checked for.
Answered 10/31/2014
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