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Pass blood in bright in stool then mucus a lot what can causes that then stop for few days then start again?
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C MD soon: At your age causes can include anything from hemorrhoids to fragile blood vessels to inflammatory bowel disease to poor blood flow to diverticular disease to infection to cancer. You need to see your doc, get examined, see GI doc.
Answered 12/9/2016
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