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I have thin stools but all of my tests came back negative including my ct scan. could it still be cancer?
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Need endoscopy: 28 yr old , cancer is unlikely diagnosis, yet young people are not immune, you must have a endoscopy, especially if you have family history of colon cancer. Your problem is most likely due to anal fissure, thin stool is due to spasm.
Answered 6/26/2020
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