There is blood in my stool consistently for 3 days. It is painless and I don’t see any other symptoms. Is it haemorrhoids or ...

Blood should definitely be checked out. "We have a caveat to never attribute blood in stool solely to haemorrhoids because haemorrhoids are so common. Cancers bleed, too," Choi says. "It's not ...

Stool is usually light to dark brown. A substance from red blood cells called bilirubin ends up in the intestines. Bacteria break it down and it turns stool brown. Changes in diet can produce ...