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Is it normal to bleed black blood and still have abdominal pain, without finding a right position to sleep and back aches? abortion 5months ago.
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Not normal: Bleeding from the intestines, as you describe a black stool (melena) is never normal and should be investigated. A GI dr. Would be best to see as you need to have that dr. Evaluate exactly where the bleeding may be coming from in your intestine. Best wishes.
Answered 12/27/2022
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