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Blood and mucus in stools for the past 3 weeks? real fatigue and feel just drained. cant afford to go into a doctor.
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See a doctor: You could be having a colitis from infection or crohn, s or ulcerative colitis etc. You need to see a doctor and get out check up then and need stool tests and maybei need a colonoscopy.
Answered 4/14/2013
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