ulcerative colitis first symptoms some please let me no

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I will like to no what people noticed before being diagnosed with uc was it pain in the stomach or blood first then pain

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    Hi jason29304 frequent trips to the loo then passed blood in stool, ignored. Symptoms got worst with urgency, & blood. Then at height of first flare severe pain all in back just like childbirth & filled up toilet bowl with blood. This was because I didn't got to the doctor & it was really stupid of me. I don't recommend anyone ignore blood or pain. Get checked ,everyone different with ibd
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      Is the blood in poop on and off like 3 or 4 times a month or every day
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    Hi Jason29304

    I suffer from proximal constipation and UC.

    I began to notice that I was becoming extremely constipated where I was unable to pass anything for about a week or so, and then finally I would empty out in one go!  This happened regularly but I just assumed this was quite normal and I had one of those bowels that was a bit sluggish.  I only had really pain when a week had lapsed and no stool passed.

    After about a year, I started to pass a little blood and again just assumed this may be piles or the like.  This went on for about 6 months, where I was still becoming constipated but all of a sudden I started to pass blood clots and it was then I decided to see mt doctor.

    She was concerned and referred me for an urgent colonscopy where I was diagnosed with the UC.

    So, for me, it was more my change in bowel habits before pain and blood loss.

     

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    Hi Jason,my cramps and blood on toilet paper started at the same time,then urgency,never had diarrhoea! Xx
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    Hi, mine started with blood in toilet and then mucus- not had much in the way of pain or diareah... I find wind to be a problem and some urgency but not often and I don't really go more than twice a day either..

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