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		By: Bearsmum		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I just thought it might be useful to mention, I had morning diarrhea plus occasionally after certain foods, especially if they were very hot (spicy). It turned out I had a polyp in my colon (discovered after colonoscopy). The polyp was pre pre-cancerous (so I was informed). In other words, it wasn&#039;t totally normal but not yet pre-cancerous either. Quite early days and lucky it was found quickly. So that could have become serious if I hadn&#039;t got onto it immediately.

From my first unnatural bowel movements (not normal for me), was about three months max. Obviously, I tried all the usual things first as well as a useless doctor who gave me three different things which did nothing at all (in Bulgaria where I was living). It was a private Bulgarian doctor who told me that he would try one final check (with antibiotic), but that if it didn&#039;t work, I was to immediately go to a specialist. I was living in China at the time and about to leave when I found that doctor. It didn&#039;t work so I did as I was told, and went to a specialist (with difficulty) who listened to my story, did a stool text, found a tiny amount of blood and ordered colonoscopy, at which point the polyp was discovered.

I think the main point is that if your bowel movements become odd (for you) and stay that way for more than a month, you definitely need professional attention. We all try the chemist first, diet, whatnot and everything to avoid colonoscopy, of course, but strange bowel movements over an &#039;abnormal&#039; period are a message.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just thought it might be useful to mention, I had morning diarrhea plus occasionally after certain foods, especially if they were very hot (spicy). It turned out I had a polyp in my colon (discovered after colonoscopy). The polyp was pre pre-cancerous (so I was informed). In other words, it wasn&#8217;t totally normal but not yet pre-cancerous either. Quite early days and lucky it was found quickly. So that could have become serious if I hadn&#8217;t got onto it immediately.</p>
<p>From my first unnatural bowel movements (not normal for me), was about three months max. Obviously, I tried all the usual things first as well as a useless doctor who gave me three different things which did nothing at all (in Bulgaria where I was living). It was a private Bulgarian doctor who told me that he would try one final check (with antibiotic), but that if it didn&#8217;t work, I was to immediately go to a specialist. I was living in China at the time and about to leave when I found that doctor. It didn&#8217;t work so I did as I was told, and went to a specialist (with difficulty) who listened to my story, did a stool text, found a tiny amount of blood and ordered colonoscopy, at which point the polyp was discovered.</p>
<p>I think the main point is that if your bowel movements become odd (for you) and stay that way for more than a month, you definitely need professional attention. We all try the chemist first, diet, whatnot and everything to avoid colonoscopy, of course, but strange bowel movements over an &#8216;abnormal&#8217; period are a message.</p>
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