Well, as far as I know blood in stool is a sign of different several conditions. I think for some people, it can be a frightening experience, although blood in the stool can be considered a red-flag of digestive symptom.

to be sure refer this problem, to the doctors, so they must know the appropriate medication that must going to prescribe

Having to see a blood in your stool can cause you to panic. For most people, this might be a sign of having a colon cancer..God forbid, but just to make sure..see your Doctor.

If you see blood in stools, technically referred to as hematochezia.Blood in the stools can be bright red or dark, black, and/or "tarry" looking, and it requires your doctor's attention.

this is really a serious matter maam..blood in the stool means that there is bleeding somewhere in the large intestine. The color of the blood can be an indication of where the bleeding is occurring. If the blood is bright red and "fresh" looking, the bleeding is likely occurring toward the end of the colon or in the rectum. If bleeding is occurring higher up in the colon, the blood will be dark brownish to black, referred to as tarry stools. Sometimes, the blood may not even be visible on the stool.be sure to check this.

what particular color of the blood?color of the blood may vary...maybe your just constipated...or maybe ur just taking iron supplements..if not, there's something wrong with that..

having to see a blood in your stool is a very serious matter that needs immediate consultation from the expert.

you may need a check up because that can be a serious illness you need to put an attention. it is better that you have to diagnose it earlier and know what causes you to have blood on your stool.

Blood in the stool depends on many other factors that might be the result to it. It's good if you know why you have it and try to monitor how often you've seen blood in your stool.

It is not yet a horrible situation. You might misdiagnosed of what you feel. Don't think of negative effect. Be positive all the time.

You may observe it for one week if still there's still blood can be seen then you can consult it to your doctor.

If you see blood in stools, technically referred to as hematochezia, you may want to ignore it and hope for the best. This is a common reaction, but it won't help you get to the bottom of your symptom. Blood in the stools can be bright red or dark, black, and/or "tarry" looking, and it requires your doctor's attention.