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Do i have a colon cancer
Hello everyone,
I am a 22 years old male and this june 26 morning i had a severe abdominal pain and diarrhoea like symtoms and when i went to physician he sent me for stool r/e and occult blood test and found out pus cells 4-5 and Rbc 6-7 and occult blood also positive.After that Dr did my UGI endoscopy and found normal and gave me some medicines and now its been three days my pain is almost gone but the stool still doesnt seem normal and i am very much worried about it.Before that i used to get constipation some days plz can any one give me some suggestions what to do..I am so much worried.
I am a 22 years old male and this june 26 morning i had a severe abdominal pain and diarrhoea like symtoms and when i went to physician he sent me for stool r/e and occult blood test and found out pus cells 4-5 and Rbc 6-7 and occult blood also positive.After that Dr did my UGI endoscopy and found normal and gave me some medicines and now its been three days my pain is almost gone but the stool still doesnt seem normal and i am very much worried about it.Before that i used to get constipation some days plz can any one give me some suggestions what to do..I am so much worried.
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Pus cells in stool are indicative of a gastrointestinal infection. A positive fecal occult blood test means that blood has been found in the stool. If upper GI endoscopy has come out normal then you may need to get a colonoscopy done to find out the site of bleeding. You should consult gastroenterologist and get it done.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.