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I've been passing pinkish mucus and flesh colored stool for months now. the pain when using the bathroom is almost unbearable. any help you could give?
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Inflammation: I recommend you fpllow up with your primary care doctor or gastroenterologist. Your symptoms sound like inlammation of the colon and/or gallbladder dysfunction.
Answered 5/2/2017
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