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A member asked:
Thought i had a bowel movement. turned out it was a clear-whitish jelly like substance come out. not much. no pain did lose some weight. do i worry?
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Mucous: Is normal. Seen quite often in irritable bowel syndrome. Did you have anal inter course? Did you have blood. If continues with sensation of needing to defecate see your doctor as could be sign also of proctitis aka rectal inflammation.
Answered 12/1/2020
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