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Suggest Treatment For Stringy Stool With Blood Contents

Okay, for over a year now I've had white tissue/ stringy stuff in my stool. It has gotten progressively worse over time. Last year I had a stool sample for parasites and took medicine for parasites but the problem persisted. I think my doctor thought I was being a hypercondriac and didn't really take me seriously, so I was afraid to continue trying to get help for the issue. Their has also been blood in my stool sometimes. I am at my whits end. I am starting to get very afraid that I am going to die or something from this issue. I would really appreciate some feedback.
Tue, 9 May 2017
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Well come to HCM
I really appreciate your concern, infection needs to be taken proper care if this is manifesting as long as the GI system is concern, proper diagnosis is most important, better to get done the work up for intestinal infection and underlying systemic disease, discuss this with doctor hope this information helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Stringy Stool With Blood Contents

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, infection needs to be taken proper care if this is manifesting as long as the GI system is concern, proper diagnosis is most important, better to get done the work up for intestinal infection and underlying systemic disease, discuss this with doctor hope this information helps.