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Why do I Bleed During Bowel Movements?
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You bleed during bowel movements due to infections, though the reason may vary. The best way to find out why this happens is to visit your doctor, who will carry out tests. Once you experience bleeding, consult a doctor immediately as it may be a sign of a more severe problem like cancer.
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Straining during BMs causes the cervix (the knob of hard tissue in-between the uterus and the top of the vagina) to be pushed toward the opening of the vagina. If you are anywhere
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Many things can cause rectal bleeding during a bowel movement. Most common are hemorrhoids. Hard feces can make them bleed. Small fistula's in the rectum can also bleed as stool passes
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bowel cancer -.
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