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I have seen two black spots in my stool. one dime sized one a little smaller. possible red sightings also. i'm concerned. ?
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DR visit: Arrange a DR visit and bring a stool specimen with you. Then you will get reassurance or treatment if needed.
Answered 8/23/2015
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