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Bright Red Blood In Stools, Feeling Fullness, Cramping In Lower Abdomen And Passing Gas. Is It Cancer?

I have the following symptoms for about 3 weeks and there not getting better. Bright red blood clots on the stool , blood clots in the toilet water, feeling of fullness, increased passing gas (this part s been going on for a number of years), slight cramping in abdomen area lower right. What could be causing these symptoms. I m worried it s cancer .
Wed, 13 Mar 2013
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hi and thanks for the question,
passing out blood as such is some what a medical emergency. It is imperative to exclude a gastrointestinal bleeding of hemorrage. Uncontrolled bleeding could cause hypotension and shock in some cases. Other causes of bleeding like hemorroids and infections are possibilities.
Consulting a gastroenterologist for a clinical evaluation, stool exams and endoscopic examinations to exclude bleeding is urgent and very important.
hope this helps,
Thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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Bright Red Blood In Stools, Feeling Fullness, Cramping In Lower Abdomen And Passing Gas. Is It Cancer?

hi and thanks for the question, passing out blood as such is some what a medical emergency. It is imperative to exclude a gastrointestinal bleeding of hemorrage. Uncontrolled bleeding could cause hypotension and shock in some cases. Other causes of bleeding like hemorroids and infections are possibilities. Consulting a gastroenterologist for a clinical evaluation, stool exams and endoscopic examinations to exclude bleeding is urgent and very important. hope this helps, Thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.