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1822032 tn?1338818179

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Hi, My boyfriend is 25 and he's recently started to bleed after taking a dump. It's not spots here and there... it's a lot of blood after he wipes. He has a colonoscopy next month, but he's scared he might have cancer. Has anyone else had this problem? Inbox me or comment please. I'd like to ease his mind if I can.
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1822032 tn?1338818179
OKAY, here's an update. After paying all that money for a colonoscopy! It turns out that he is fine. The doctor says he has a small internal hemorrhoid and he needs to eat more fiber... other than that he's fine. So now I'm being the domestic girlfriend making sure he eats healthier :)  

Xavier, if you're serious you need to eat more fiber foods and lay off the soda. Try that.
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1822032 tn?1338818179
OKAY, here's an update. After paying all that money for a colonoscopy! It turns out that he is fine. The doctor says he has a small internal hemorrhoid and he needs to eat more fiber... other than that he's fine. So now I'm being the domestic girlfriend making sure he eats healthier :)  

Xavier, if you're serious you need to eat more fiber foods and lay off the soda. Try that.
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NO Just get to a doctor ASP and get your self sorted out, as its all for the best.
Good Luck
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3124161 tn?1342212104
i recently eat a Bomb energy drink and a wine slice cake 11:40am & orange drink & another wine slice 4:30pm and now its 4:48pm  
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3124161 tn?1342212104
I am 18yrs boy and i just see blood when i wipe right now i am sooo nerves that i can hardy type this and it not little am i going to die O.O
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1822032 tn?1338818179
Well, he found out it was just little bumps (hemorrhoids), Every time bowel passed it would rub against it and cause it to bleed. Thanks guys. I don't know why he thought it was cancer.
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You must take care of your food that must be spice less. Always avoid constipation. Must contact your doc without any hesitation.
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1822032 tn?1338818179
I'm trying real hard to get him to stop, but it goes in one ear and out the other. He's been drinking more water now that I buy the little sugar free tea packs. He still drinks his soda though and spicy stuff, but like a kid I tell him no and take it away lol. Next week is his appointment, so he has no choice but to eat jello and liquids. I hope he makes it through work. Thanks so much Nohard.
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Hi Muffin, Why think cancer, but he needs to be drinking as much as a itre a day or more, not cokes or any sugary drinks as these are just as bad as spicy food, in fact a good chilli would do him the world of good, could be just good old piles, see some grow out and some grow inwards, so each time he goes they ahve to scrape by the and hay presto bleeding, but if he drank more they would be softer, and that would help.
Good Luck
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1822032 tn?1338818179
It's so hard to get him to eat food that isn't spicy and he doesn't drink any water. I really hope it's not cancer. Thanks
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Dont worrry at all it is just sort of piles i was also suffering and had all the tests then given medicines for 7 days and now even after months i am all right. You must take care of your food that must be spice less. Always avoid constipation. Must contact your doc without any hesitation
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