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Mandy
Mandy
Asked: July 18, 2024

I’m 31 female. Been getting reddish stools, no pain though. at first I saw it was near menses period, so I think could have been menses. but menses no more and its still persists. Not pain and also no changes in ...

  1. Dr John Hsiang (Richmond Gastroenterology Centre)
    Dr John Hsiang (Richmond Gastroenterology Centre)

    It is always best to check with your doctor if there are any changes in your bowel habits, especially if symptoms persist. The gastroenterologist can investigate further to see if the change in stool colour is indeed food-related or not. You can consider stopping the food for few days to see if theRead more

    It is always best to check with your doctor if there are any changes in your bowel habits, especially if symptoms persist. The gastroenterologist can investigate further to see if the change in stool colour is indeed food-related or not.

    You can consider stopping the food for few days to see if the red stool colour disappears, and restart again and see if redness recur.

    More serious causes of red stools can include:

    • Hemorrhoids or anal fissures, which can bleed when passing hard stools.
    • Gastrointestinal bleeding from conditions like ulcers, colon polyps or colon cancer.

    If you experience symptoms like abdominal pain, black stools, fatigue, weight loss, get it checked by a gastroenterologist.

    Dr John Hsiang
    Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist
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    The information provided on this forum is for educational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. Please consult a healthcare provider for any medical concerns, diagnosis or treatment.

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