Bright red blood in your stool can be caused by a wide range of conditions. Often, bleeding during a bowel movement is a clue ...

Many foods like beets, tomato soup, gelatin dessert, and red drinks can change the colour of your stool to a pink or reddish colour. You may also notice blood in your poop, especially if you don't ...

Noticing streaks of red on your loo roll can be a troubling sight. And while the NHS says “a small amount of one-off bleeding ...