Rectal source: Bright red blood seen on the surface of stool is from the rectum or the anal sphincter. You may have a fissure or a blood vessel anomaly. In the absence of other symptoms like fever, cramping and diarrhea, these are the likely diagnoses. If the bleeding is substantial, you might see your family doctor for a diagnosis.
Answered 12/3/2017
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