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Colon-rectal hematochezia

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Hi, I have a doubt.. I bled and I saw blood on the toilet paper( I mentioned that before) I got the fecal immunochemical screening test two times in the last 2 years,  both were negative. At rectal examination the doctor didn't notice any piles or hemorrhoids, not even lumps or tangible abnormalities. So the question is, piles are naturally and physiologically a part of our intestine and may cause bleeding when those are inflamed since I bled, otherwise I can't understand why I bled. Thanks 

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    Hey I’ve been bleeding for around 9 months , I finally got a docs app I had a blood test on Tuesday took my fit test in on wed then went in today to have an examination she said everything felt normal and confirmed I have anaemia from my blood test , she has referred me to the hospital and I should have an appointment in a few days , but I will be calling the docs tomorrow to see what happened in my fit test , I’m not sure why they wouldn’t of sent a referral for you because I don’t know the results of my fit test yet and they sent me one 

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    If you are bleeding they send referral same time as fit test as they know that blood will be picked up in it , but have to be seen to do the fit test first.

  • Offline in reply to Smiffey55

    Anybody knows what basement shall I  put on the wc to do FIT test? Can I use the toilet paper ? Because I didn't receive any toilet bin line

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