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Is blood in stoll a sign of dehydration and is blood in stoll sometimes normal.?
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Depends: Stringy bright red blood is often seen attached to the outside of stool when a larger/harder or bulkier mass is passed. Blood dispersed within stool in not normal. Neither has anything to do with dehydration.
Answered 5/7/2019
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