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Rectal painless bleeding blood and mucus
I have suffered with IBS (only mucus in motion,no blood) few years back and I went through treatment and reduced at that time.
from last 2 years random(quarterly once) bleeding noticed and sometimes mucus also in motion.
in family history some of us having piles issue,in my case not confirmed piles.
I don't have pain while bleeding
No itching no swelling
No weight loss
No conspitation
No allergies
No abodmen pain
Yesterday bleeding 3 times in a row after motion, is it a due to piles or any chance of colon cancer, I'm really worried about it please suggest me what to do.
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Painless bleeding per rectum could be due to internal haemorrhoids but can also be due to vascular dysplasia or diverticula bleeding.
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Detailed clinical history with examination would be required to further evaluate and plan management
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To me it can be inflammatory bowel disease. Cancer is very less likely. Colonoscopy will help to differentiate between IBS, IBD (ULCERATIVE COLITIS) And cancer.
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CBc fecal calprotectin and CRP needs to be done.
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