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Since Dec. I have noticed my stool will have a very light ...
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Since Dec. I have noticed my stool will have a very light tinge of blood on it. It has never been enough to where I could really identify it as blood until this morning. There was a stringy bit of blood that swirled in the water as I flushed the toilet. What could this mean? I am a healthy....at least I think so, 34 year old female. I do not smoke, or do any kind of drugs, I exercise regularly, and maintain a very healthy weight. Please help me.

jenny

 

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nothing, this is my first inquirey about it.

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March 5 9:24 AM (2 minutes and 59 seconds later)
         
What I saw today was fresh. What type of treatment would be required for polyp etc. and what causes them?
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If I were to do nothing, would this go away, would it get worse or what would happen? Since there is no pain and there is so little blood that until today I wasn't really certain it was blood at all? Can it get better on its own?
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March 6 12:37 AM (9 hours and 33 minutes and 18 seconds later)
         
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It is possible that it will get better on its own, but since this has happened multiple times I would be happier if we reaches a specific diagnosis...
Rarely it is possible that we may get severe bleeding due to the underlying cause.
Also chronic blood loss may lead to weakness too,

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