What Causes Dizziness And Blood In Stool Along With Fever?
nurofen possibly
Detailed Answer:
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Nurofen can be associated with a risk of bleeding. This family of medications can potentially affect the platelets (involved in clotting) and therefore increase the risk of bleeding.
This bleeding complication is more likely in older age groups or persons with bleeding disorders or using other medications that can affect clotting.
Blood in the stool can occur as a result of: (1)infection such as diarrhea/vomiting
(2)hemorrhoids- this is normally bright red and seen on wiping
(3)inflammatory bowel disease
(4)mass in the colon
(5)diverticular disease- presence of 'outpockets' in colon
The presence of dizziness, fever, muscle aches and sinuses would imply an infection of the respiratory tract.
This should not cause blood in the stool.
Though the nurofen could have played a part in the blood in the stool , it would be better to see your doctor for an assessment. At your age, it is not likely to be due to a serious condition but you should still consider assessment.
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