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Passed More Stool Its Got Mucus On It And Have Minor Stomach Cramps

well i just passed more stool its got mucus on it and the inside of the stool is still red i have anxiety and i went to the er a week ago and my cat scan was fine and my stool sample didnt have any blood but i still have minor stomach cramps they thought it was IBS but im still worried i have anxiety im 22 a male
Fri, 6 May 2011
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Mild bloody stain in the stool along with mucus might just be because of stool infection like amoebiasis. A course of antiboitic will cure your problem. IBS etc is comparatively a rare disorder and should be thought of as a possible cause only after you have ruled out the infection.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Passed More Stool Its Got Mucus On It And Have Minor Stomach Cramps

Hello. Thanks for choosing HealthcareMagic forum. Mild bloody stain in the stool along with mucus might just be because of stool infection like amoebiasis. A course of antiboitic will cure your problem. IBS etc is comparatively a rare disorder and should be thought of as a possible cause only after you have ruled out the infection. Dr. Rakhi Tayal drrakhitayal@gmail.com