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What Causes Lack Of Appetite And Yellow Whitish Thick Mucus Discharge?

I woke up 5 nights ago needing the toilet and I had murky water coming from my back passage. This lasted a few days - no other symptoms other than felling slightly sick and loss of appetite. for the last two days it is a yellow/ whitish thick mucus that is now coming out. I feel like I need to go to the loo but have been straining so much I have piles. The dr though I had a bacterial infection but this isn t getting any better - should I go back?
Thu, 28 Jul 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history Related to your intestinal problems for which your Doctor has seen and obviously must have treated you without much relief.
I would advise you the following:
Send stool for tests.
Tests of blood and urine.
Ultrasound
Colonoscopy.
This will give definite diagnosis and a plan for treatment.
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What Causes Lack Of Appetite And Yellow Whitish Thick Mucus Discharge?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history Related to your intestinal problems for which your Doctor has seen and obviously must have treated you without much relief. I would advise you the following: Send stool for tests. Tests of blood and urine. Ultrasound Colonoscopy. This will give definite diagnosis and a plan for treatment.