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Bloody stool
By Malcolm
Created 05/10/2008 - 6:17am

I am experiencing some blood on my stool, it seems to happen when taking Flagyli [1], does anyone know what might cause this? Should I get a medical checkup?

Thanks

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Malcolm

Wheldon Protocol since July 07. Doxyi [2]i [2] 200mg since 13 Sep 07 (100mg since 26 July 07), Naci [3] 1200mg since 27 July 07 (600mg NAC since 9 July 07), Azi 250mg 3xweek since 31 Aug 07, Flagy pulses started 3 Oct 07, diagnosed MSi [4] Aug 06.

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Malcolm Doxyi 200mg since 13 [7]

Submitted by Malcolm on Sat, 2008-05-10 06:18.

Malcolm

Doxyi [2] 200mg since 13 Sep 07 (100mg since 26 July 07), Naci [3] 1200mg since 27 July 07 (600mg NAC since 9 July 07), Azi 250mg 3xweek since 31 Aug 07, Flagy pulses started 3 Oct 07, diagnosed MSi [4] Aug 06.

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Malcolm

Wheldon Protocol since July 07. Doxyi [2] 200mg since 13 Sep 07 (100mg since 26 July 07), Naci [3] 1200mg since 27 July 07 (600mg NAC since 9 July 07), Azi 250mg 3xweek since 31 Aug 07, Flagy pulses started 3 Oct 07, diagnosed MSi [4] Aug 06.

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Malcom... this is worrisome,

Submitted by jeanneroz on Sat, 2008-05-10 10:00.

Malcom... this is worrisome, I know.  About a month ago I found an article and am trying to locate it... the type/color of blood in your stool can determine where it is coming from (possible hemorroid, large intestine, small intestine) I am trying to find the link as it was very  informative.  Not a doc, but could you possibly have an internal hemorroid or  could it be the CPNi [8] being kicked out of your gut??  Do you have pain or discomfort?  I would probably get it checked out with a gastro just to ease the mind.....

I have been experiencing gut/colon problems as well... when I had a colonoscopy in March the gastro said I had a "strange area that appeared to be (or have been? he never clarified or wanted to treat) of infection" in the splenic flexure area.  I believe it's the CPN, as there is nothing else to explain it!

Be well,

Jeanneroz

Jeanneroz ~CPN diagnosed and started protocol  4/2007, also have  HHV6, EBVi [9].  CFIDSi [10]/FM diagnosed: 6/07; Protocol:  200 mg/doxyi [2] daily~ 250 mg AZITH M/W/F ~1st Tindi pulse 4/17/08- 1 250 mg. tab for 2 days. supplementsi [11]

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JeanneRoz~CPNi [8] diagnosed & started protocol 4/2007, also HHV6, EBVi [9]. CFIDSi [10]/FM diagnosed: 6/07; 100mg/doxyi [2]/BID ~ 250 mg AZITH M/W/F ~1st Tinii [12] pulse 4/17/08- 1 250 mg. tab for 2 days. Pulse 5: 9/28/08, 250 mg TINI BID, 3 days. Sup

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  Malcolm, take note of [13]

Submitted by Sarah on Sat, 2008-05-10 10:21.
 

Malcolm, take note of Jeanneroz: its far better to be safe than sorry.  However, the brighter red the colour of the blood the less likely it is to be caused by something nasty............Sarah

An Itinerary in Light and Shadow...........Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MSi [4] in June 2007, after four years, three of which intermittent.   Still slowly improving and no exacerbation since starting. EDSSi [14] was 7, now 2, less on a good day.

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Completed Stratton/Wheldon regime for aggressive secondary progressive MSi [4] in June 2007, after nearly four years, three of which intermittent.   Still slowly improving and no exacerbation since starting. EDSSi [14] was 7, now 2, less on a good day.

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