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I passed out twice and have runny/bloody stool. should i go see a doctor asap?
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Go to ER now!: Please go to an ER now. Do not drive, since you fainted. Or call your family doc for advise. If not available by phone (or has no one on call for him), go to the ER now. Good luck!
Answered 9/30/2015
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