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Loose stools, mucous, blood and lower abdominal pain. a concern?
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If u r describing: bloody diarrhea,this is always a concern for Infectious Diarrhea ( requiring antibiotics ) or severe colitis . Take stool specimen to doc for work up. Good luck.
Answered 2/4/2015
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