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Why is my stool red with mucus i feel fine no symptoms but i don't drink a lot of water i have a bad diet i'm a hypochondriac so the stools change?
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Not normal: It is not normal to have red stool w mucous. U need to see ur physician and actually may need a scope.
Answered 12/17/2014
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