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lots of blood - TMI thread, don't read if you're squeamish!

38 replies

fisil · 13/08/2005 18:14

My bum is bleeding. No pain, but loads of blood - like dripping into the toilet. What's that all about then?

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anchovies · 13/08/2005 18:15

Defo ring nhs direct

essbee · 13/08/2005 18:17

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WigWamBam · 13/08/2005 18:17

I wouldn't bother with NHS Direct, ring your out-of-hours GP. You will get to speak to a GP who can advise you on what to do next.

Twiglett · 13/08/2005 18:18

information here get it checked out fisil

fisil · 13/08/2005 18:19

yes, just when on the toilet (not hitting my pants - tmi?). But I can't be doing with all the faff, cos it isn't hurting! Do you really think I should?

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Twiglett · 13/08/2005 18:20

YES (and I mean to shout)

Twiglett · 13/08/2005 18:20
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sobernow · 13/08/2005 18:21

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Twiglett · 13/08/2005 18:21

from that link

Seek Care Immediately If...
You see more than a streak of blood on the toilet paper after wiping your bottom.

essbee · 13/08/2005 18:22

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Twiglett · 13/08/2005 18:22

and

Call Your Doctor If...

You see a small amount of bright red blood on your stool or in the toilet water.

essbee · 13/08/2005 18:24

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essbee · 13/08/2005 18:26

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Charlee · 13/08/2005 18:54

any news are you ok fisil?

fisil · 13/08/2005 18:56

Sorry, I was in shock over essbee's spot.

Actually, I was putting the boys to bed.

Essbee, you are an angel. Dp is here, so if I need to go off anywhere, we're sorted. But you are very very sweet.

Right, you've convinced me. I will ring NHS Direct.

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Charlee · 13/08/2005 18:57

let us know how you get on, im interested now............. sorry! hope your ok!

jayzmummy · 13/08/2005 18:59

Hope all is well fisil.

foxinsocks · 13/08/2005 19:02

have you got piles? because big piles can bleed quite a bit

expatinscotland · 13/08/2005 19:03

You could have internal piles and not know it. Or a small anal fissure. Ring NHS direct immediately.

Janh · 13/08/2005 19:11

When they say piles, fisil, they mean "hemorrhoids (HEM-uh-roids)" btw

Sorry, I know piles aren't funny, it's the pronunciation guide that tickled me (wouldn't you know it's an American site! Let's see - "hee-more-hoyds" perhaps?)

Hope everything's OK, chuck

essbee · 13/08/2005 19:11

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Janh · 13/08/2005 19:12

TMI, essbee, dear.

XXX

fisil · 13/08/2005 19:12

NHS Direct will be getting back to me.

I would know if I had piles, wouldn't I? But I didn't know about internal piles. I did give birth 3 months ago, so it's not impossible.

I had surgery a few years back for anal fistulae. I was discharged about 7 years ago, but maybe it's connected?

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fisil · 13/08/2005 19:15

essbee, do you want me to pop over to yours to save your children the horror of your spot?

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essbee · 13/08/2005 19:16

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