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Sometimes when i digest my food i see some blood but it is not always happen. i don't feel any pain that's why i ignored it. is this serious problem?
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Blood in stool: Painless blood in stool can be from hemorrhoids or an anal fissure, if it persists it requires evaluation for possible more serious condition.
Answered 7/30/2013
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