Your description sounds more like hemorrhoids being the underlying cause. However, you should definitely schedule an appointment with your primary doctor so that a proper examination and testing can be done.
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Common things are common, rare things are rare. Bright red blood per rectum usually comes from a crack/fissure in the anal skin triggered by a hard/bulky or rapidly delivered stool. Colon cancer bleeding originates higher up in the digestive tract, taking on a darker red or purple color after gut enzymes act on the blood. Please discuss this with your doc.
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