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My father 56 had blood in his stool and urinary tract infection and high fever a week back,now the bleeding have stopped and fever is gone after antibiotics, but the colour of stool is black.
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Blood in stool: The black color of the stool indicates that there was/is in fact bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract. I hope your father is continuing to see a MD and the source of the bleeding has been identified and properly treated.
Answered 7/22/2019
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