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Stein says. And, if you have any blood in your poop, she says that you shouldn’t hesitate to call your doctor. “If you have less than two bowel movements each week, or there is blood in the ...

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It is caused by eating contaminated, poorly cooked meat and by exposure to infected cat feces, as felines are the only animal in which the parasite can sexually reproduce. Co-author Julia N.

Eggs and larvae are harder to see. You may have gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms that change the look of your stool, making it more watery, full of mucus, or even bloody. For example, chronic ...