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Does red/maroon blood on stool & toilet paper require a dr. visit? i'm only 30 & have had occasional instances of this over several years. wait&watch?
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Bood in stool: Most likely hemorrhoids but have someone look. Could be rectal cancer.
Answered 8/31/2017
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