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Got thrombosed haemorrhoid &suffering from brite red rectal bleeding with small clots & the toilet water is red on warfarin is this normal?
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No: A thromobosed hemorrhoid can cause rectal bleeding but being on warfarin increases the risk of prolonged bleeding. You should be evaluated as soon as possible.
Answered 12/16/2014
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