This is because when one’s bottom is in the space of the toilet seat, the blood will pool in the lowest point and cause increased pressure in the blood vessels in the anus, leading to ...

Speaking to Express.co.uk, Doctor Robin Clark - medical director at Bupa Health Insurance - warned that patients with bowel cancer might experience anaemia. This is because the person could be ...

especially just before going to the toilet, diarrhoea, occasional vomiting or nausea and may have a poor appetite. The diarrhoea, with or without blood, can continue for a week or two after the ...

Alarmed by the color and frequency of the blood in her stool, Mahon was referred to a GI doctor who initially thought she had an autoimmune disease. “Once I got the colonoscopy, she told me that she ...

A diagnosis of anaemia may be a sign that you're bleeding internally ... Early signs of bowel cancer often manifest in toilet habits. Dr Clark cautioned that the disease could cause changes ...

blood, and clots. "Confronted with this bloody mess, Ms. Watts did what was reasonable: she flushed the toilet. The toilet began overflowing," the suit states. "Ms. Watts did her best to clear the ...