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In 72yrs ckd 3b stage patient, erythrocytes 3.4tpt/l (normal 4.5-5.9) hemoglobin 11g/dl (normal 14-17) hematocrit 31% (normal 40-52) pt, inr, d-dimer, alacal phosphotase, ggt, ldh, cea, ca19-9 normal ranges. ocult blood in stool positive. why?
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Many causes: Any bleeding in the digestive system, from mouth to anus can cause positive result for ocult blood in stool. You need to see a doctor to find the source of bleed.
Answered 7/27/2019
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