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From your description, this isn't something that is going to be able to be figured out by anyone other than a professional. You really need to talk to your doc and get some tests done. One of the better ones would be a colonoscopy considering you're having bloodyBloody or tarry stools mucus in your fecal material. The doc may not do much, but at least they can get you started on running some basic tests. If you've been on any meds or antibiotics lately you should make sure to tell the doc, and you might also want to inquire to find out if anyone in your family has a history of any form of GI disorder in the form of inflammmatory bowel problems.