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While going to the bathroom, i notice that sometimes upon wiping there is some blood on the tp, no blood in the stool. so is this anal fissures?
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Rectal bleeding: Is common and usually self resolves in less than 6 weeks. If it persists OR is associated with painful bowel movement you should get a rectal exam with your doctor. Be well.
Answered 10/6/2016
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