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This is highly inaccurate. If you have rectal cancer, the blood will be bright red. The bottom line is that if you ever have ANY bleeding from your anus, or in
by greedo 6y ago
This is highly inaccurate. If you have rectal cancer, the blood will be bright red.
The bottom line is that if you ever have ANY bleeding from your anus, or in your stool, visit your doctor immediately.
(15 year survivor of colorectal stage 3 cancer)
- dreamcompiler 6y agoI said "usually" on purpose. Rectal and anal cancer are real things but they're less common than colon cancer in the general population. I agree with your advice: Any blood in your stool should be checked out. Don't let your doctor talk you out of it.