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Mild Pain In The Leg, Few Patches Of Blood In Stools. Have Herniated And Degenerated Disc L4-L5, Mild Bulging In L3-4. Serious?
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sir i am 30 year old and suffering with herniated and degenerated disc L4-5, and mild bulging in L3-4 DISC. due to bulging of L3-4 DISC left leg nerves get compressed & feeling mild pain in the leg . from past few days, i observed that few patches of blood is coming in morning toilet . i want to know that is it due to mentioned problem ? if yes then how serious is it ?
sir i am 30 year old and suffering with herniated and degenerated disc L4-5, and mild bulging in L3-4 DISC. due to bulging of L3-4 DISC left leg nerves get compressed & feeling mild pain in the leg . from past few days, i observed that few patches of blood is coming in morning toilet . i want to know that is it due to mentioned problem ? if yes then how serious is it ?
Tue, 21 May 2013
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as you have said you have fresh blood in morning toilet , have a known case of disc herniation , following are your probable causes
1.Due to having different pain killers for back pain , can cause intestinal ulceration, and hence causing bleeding
2.Due to backpain + pain +stress+constipation can lead to hemarrhoids , and hemorrhoids do bleed
Hope this helps , and you understand your cause of bleeding
Take care
as you have said you have fresh blood in morning toilet , have a known case of disc herniation , following are your probable causes
1.Due to having different pain killers for back pain , can cause intestinal ulceration, and hence causing bleeding
2.Due to backpain + pain +stress+constipation can lead to hemarrhoids , and hemorrhoids do bleed
Hope this helps , and you understand your cause of bleeding
Take care
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