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My 9 year old daughter has a spot of blood in her stool when she wiped, 2x today, i was going to go to the childre hospital. is this hospital worthy?
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No: most small amounts of blood on TP are due to small cracks in the rectal region caused by large or firm stools try to give her more fluid and fiber and see your doctor if the blood continues
Answered 10/27/2015
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