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Could there be a connection between vasculitis and rectal bleeding/polyps? recent traumatic injury 5 weeks prior to rib cage, not sure if there is a connection there either. clear ct scan.
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Injury mechanism: If the injury to your rib cage involved a possible injury to the abdominal area, you may experience GI bleeding as a result. From your description though, the intestinal vascular inflammation is probably not related and is a local problem caused by polyps. Your GI physician may be able to provide further information.
Answered 10/14/2019
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