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Blood in stool
Some times (may be 3 -4times)I found little blood in my stool.its not in liquid form or not dry.
It's started after I diagnosed with tb .I take tb medicine for 10 months. After consult with doctor I discontinue tb medicine. I discontinue tb medicine 1 year ago.
Also I have to go 3-4 times for washroom(stool).it's started when I started tb medicine.
My cbc ,LFT and urine test are normal.my weight is not decrease from 1.5 years(59 kg). My health is also normal.
Please suggest sir what is wrong with me and what should I do?
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Dr. Pratyush Kumar Mishra
General Physician
14 yrs exp
Patna
Hi,
Don't worry.
I understand your concern. You have completed ATT 1 year back after taking 10months course.
From then you didn't have weight loss.
Your main issue is regarding blood in stool. To evaluate further it's important to know any history of black stools, passage of fresh blood with stools, loose stools/constipation,, anyss protruding out around anal region..etc
Accordingly on this basis we may advice you regarding further course of action.
Get well soon..
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