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Can Cocaine Cause Blood In Stool?

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Posted on Mon, 9 Jan 2017
Question: I am a recreational cocaine user, I have been doing it a little more often then usual. Although I noticed today after having a bowel movement my stool is completely black?
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Answered by Dr. Alexander H. Sheppe (14 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Consultation

Detailed Answer:
Hello, and thanks for your question.

Black stool is a sign of internal bleeding. This can happen with cocaine use as it has severe vasogenic effects. This is a medical emergency. You need to visit an ER immediately.

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Follow up: Dr. Alexander H. Sheppe (19 minutes later)
even though I feel fine? I've had a good appetite to! what will they be able to do for me at the ER? I've had it now for about 2-3 days
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Answered by Dr. Alexander H. Sheppe (9 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Followup

Detailed Answer:
They need to determine the source of the bleeding so you don't slowly bleed to death. Go there now.

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Veerisetty Shyamkumar
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Can Cocaine Cause Blood In Stool?

Brief Answer: Consultation Detailed Answer: Hello, and thanks for your question. Black stool is a sign of internal bleeding. This can happen with cocaine use as it has severe vasogenic effects. This is a medical emergency. You need to visit an ER immediately. Dr Sheppe tinyurl.com/DrSheppeAnswers