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A year ago i had bloody stool for a week. normal stool ever since. can it be serious even though all symptoms are gone? male 19.
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Remote hematochezia: It is more likely that the one week of bloody stools was due to an isolated etiology. Mention this to your doctor during your physical examination.
Answered 4/15/2013
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