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I have visible mucous in my stool. stool is normal. no other symptoms. should i see a dr?
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Depends: If this is a daily occurence, you should be checked , possible IBS. Cetainly, if you see bllod tinged mucous, get a colonoscopy.
Answered 12/3/2014
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