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What Are The Causes & Treatment For Blood In Stool?

I have have a cough and just got done taking Azithromycin and cough surup with and now Nyquil cough and Mussinex. Now I have blood in my stool for about 3 hours. I do NOT have insurance cause laid off. Can I wait to go to the free clinic tommrow Thurs.
Fri, 23 May 2014
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the medicines you mentioned have an adverse effect of GI discomfort and stomach pain but bleeding per rectum is not a direct correlation with them. It may be a separate entity and worth examination. Needs an examination and sorting out the cause for bleeding for lower GI tract. could be a haemorrhoid, could be inflammation, or a rectal ulcer or diverticulosis, Needs examination and a colonoscopy if need be to sort it out for sure.
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What Are The Causes & Treatment For Blood In Stool?

Thank you for asking! the medicines you mentioned have an adverse effect of GI discomfort and stomach pain but bleeding per rectum is not a direct correlation with them. It may be a separate entity and worth examination. Needs an examination and sorting out the cause for bleeding for lower GI tract. could be a haemorrhoid, could be inflammation, or a rectal ulcer or diverticulosis, Needs examination and a colonoscopy if need be to sort it out for sure. take care