An unhealed fissure might be the cause, but unlikely if the bloody mucus is mixed with stool. Having had CRP and calprotectin tests suggests you have a doctor who is evaluating you for inflammatory bowel disease. You should address this question to that doctor. Or if you've veen testing yourself on your own, without professional advice, find a doctor, ideally a gastroenterologist.
Answered 4/28/2021
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