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Lower left abdominal pain, fever of 99.7. my physical last tuesday, at that time my doctor did a rectal exam, test pos. for blood, ?
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LLQ pain: Left lower quadrant pain with low grade fever and stool positive for blood probably related to colon pathology. Some common causes are infection, colitis, diverticulitis or inflammatory bowel disease. Contact your physician, even though you had a recent physical you may need to be checked out when you are symptomatic,
Answered 9/30/2014
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