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7 + rbc in stool, no occult blood, no visible blood. what does it mean?
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Blood in Stool Bad: Hi. I take it you are testing your stool? A normal BM does not have blood in it. You are either getting a false reading or need to see a Doctor. Maybe retest it again using another kit. Hope this is helpful Dr Lori Lange-Pennsylvania
Answered 2/25/2020
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