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How To Treat Sepsis In Rectum Leading To Dark Blood Blisters?

I have had my large and small intestines removed. Only have about inch and a half left of rectum. I do have a iliostomy. I noticed a few days a that I have a blueish black blood blister right inside my rectum. Is this some I should be worried about? I also have had recent problems with my kidneys wich landed me in the hospital with a stint. The stint caused lots of dark bloody urine. My dr took me down to surgery after a week and took out stint and told me I now have a sepsis infection. Should I be concerned about my anus??
Mon, 18 May 2015
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Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern with the medical history given here you just not to worry for anus but it is equally important to take care of all the system of body, because such sepsis can affect the vital organs too, hope this information helps, take care.
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How To Treat Sepsis In Rectum Leading To Dark Blood Blisters?

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern with the medical history given here you just not to worry for anus but it is equally important to take care of all the system of body, because such sepsis can affect the vital organs too, hope this information helps, take care.