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Blood for almost 6-7 months

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janene91036
janene91036

I’m needing a little guidance. I don’t like google diagnosing myself, but I also don’t have health insurance so I can’t realy run to a doctor every time I’m sick or have a minor ailment. 

Every time I pass stool (I MEAN EVERY TIME) there’s a lot of blood. I mean the water in the toilet is dark red by time I’m done and when I wipe it’s asnif I’m having a heavy period from my bottom.  Plus the blood is really dark and thick like mucus. 

It doesn’t come out just when walking around or anything. But even if I sit on the toilet to pee, if I let my nether regions relax enough, some blood will still make its way out. 

This has been happening for close to 6 or 7 months now. 

Yes, I have had anal sex, but no it was never rough or painful. I am aware that hemorrhoids and fissures than occur from anal sex, as well as stool that are just too hard or large and excessive pushing when trying to pass them. 

However, my stool have been pretty soft the last few months. It doesn’t really matter what I eat, and there little to no pain when I pass them. I’ve had abdominal cramping along with this. It seems to only be getting worse.... I just don’t want to feel like I’m freaking over nothing, you know? What could be wrong, and should I just go see a doctor without insurance? I can’t really afford to.... 

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  • kathy_64894
    kathy_64894 janene91036

    Posted

    Hi, I know you said you don't have medical coverage but this is not normal.  I think you need to see your family doctor ASAP and have he/she refer you to someone to do a colonoscopy

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  • gauchin86162
    gauchin86162 janene91036

    Posted

    Have plenty of water, avoid ginger and meat for a while and stick to kiwi fruit. 
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