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A member asked:
My d is experiencing blood on end of stool & on tissue. 3rd day in a row but only on morning bm! have gp appointment for 5 days, is this soon enough?
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Yes: As long and it is just small amounts of blood on the tissue and not large amounts it is likely ok to wait. This can be caused by hemorrhoids.
Answered 4/1/2017
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