Blood in your stool or on the toilet paper
Bright red blood is often from hemorrhoids or a small tear, but it should be checked. A clinician can review what you saw, order stool or blood tests, and refer you when needed.
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Black or tarry stool, a lot of blood, dizziness or fainting needs emergency care — call 911.
What your visit covers
- What you saw, how often and any pain
- Hemorrhoids, fissures and other causes
- Stool tests, blood count or GI referral
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