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I previously asked: i have had blood in my stool and on toilet paper for 2 days it is bright red blood is it anything to be overly concerned of with cancer at 23 years old? i got answer to something else. what are the chances of it being cancer?
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Cancer is highly unlikely. You may have hemorrhoids, however, bleeding from hemorrhoid can result in anemia. It would be prudent to see a doctor for an evaluation and if needed, treatment. Take oral iron and multivitamin supplements to prevent anemia from blood loss. Wish you good health!
Answered 11/2/2022
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