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What is wrong with me? Getting worried...

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namechangezyx · 11/05/2014 23:14

I'm 31. But I've smoked (pretty heavily) on and off for 13 years. I drink. A lot. I don't eat well, but I keep generally to a vegetarian diet. I don't exercise a lot. I have 2 children.. 3 & 1.

I'm having bright red rectal bleeding. It's been 2 weeks. I didn't really have any other symptoms until just now when DH and I were having sex, I had intense pain all across my lower abdomen and had to make him stop. I have that 'full' feeling across there now like when you're pregnant. ( except I'm definitely not.)

I'm getting quite worried. I also have a breast lump that is pretty huge on the left side . If I lay down on my right I can actually see it change the shape of my breast. But I have had a lot of breast lumps due to scar tissue after extensive surgery there after a hospital infection so I've been ignoring it.

I called the doctor. I can't get an appointment for at least 2 weeks as its not emergent.

Please tell me what you think is wrong with me. I'm petrified.

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MajesticWhine · 11/05/2014 23:22

I have no idea what could be wrong with you, but I do think it is an emergency. Just one of those things: breast lump, severe abdominal pain, rectal bleeding would make me request an emergency appointment.

thornrose · 11/05/2014 23:22

I don't think anyone can tell you what might be wrong with you. Did you mention your symptoms when making the GP appointment? I think 2 weeks is a long wait especially re the lump in your breast.

It's understandable that you're scared but you're doing the right thing in not ignoring it anymore. Thanks

HauntedNoddyCar · 11/05/2014 23:27

It could be as simple as piles. It could be colitis which is actually not that grim in some forms. It could be a number of other things but you do have to get checked out.

songlark · 12/05/2014 22:10

Bright red blood usually indicates piles, it's usually more of a concern if it's dark blood.

smee · 13/05/2014 09:57

Breast lumps and rectal bleeding both count as warranting an emergency appt. Call them back. Though song lark's right bright red is a strong indicator it's non-sinister.

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