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What Could Be The Brown Jelly Which Comes Out During Bowel Movement?

Hi I was currently worrying about my body. As when I have been goin to the toilet and I wipe the back passage I was qweary about when I go to the toilet often I have a brown jelly that comes from my bum area. Could you help me understand what's going on as I am worried x
Thu, 19 Dec 2013
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Hi, the brown jelly is suggestive of intestinal infection in most of the cases.this may be mucus admixed with blood. A course of antibiotics and Metrogyl may solve your problem in about 3 to 7 days. If you do not get relief , it is always advisable to visit the General or Gastroeterology Surgeon who would examine your abdomen and may ask you for endoscopy examination to rule out any hidden problems... And it is always better to take more precautions.
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What Could Be The Brown Jelly Which Comes Out During Bowel Movement?

Hi, the brown jelly is suggestive of intestinal infection in most of the cases.this may be mucus admixed with blood. A course of antibiotics and Metrogyl may solve your problem in about 3 to 7 days. If you do not get relief , it is always advisable to visit the General or Gastroeterology Surgeon who would examine your abdomen and may ask you for endoscopy examination to rule out any hidden problems... And it is always better to take more precautions.