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Is it normal to bleed from the rectum after colonoscopy?
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Occasionally: Depending if you had hemorrhoids or biopsies, you may experience a little bleeding for a day or two. If polyps are removed, the bleeding can be heavier and longer.
Answered 3/15/2019
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