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I've pooped three times today and each time, i've bled during it. the toilet was filled with blood. what is wrong with me?
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See a Doctor...: Rectal bleeding is a sign of potentially a serious problem such as colon and rectal cancer. See your doctor. You would benefit from having a colonoscopy to diagnose the cause of bleeding.
Answered 12/9/2013
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