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I had a gallbladder surgery 4 days ago now i have small amount of blood tinged mucus in my stool is normal or is it so.ething i have to be alarmed?
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No: need to be alarmed. Give it few days and if it persists,follow up with your doctor.It is not an emergency.
Answered 7/30/2018
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