dzeanne105127. hi, i also have the same problem and i had rectal bleeding during menstruation for 11 years. i had this since i was 9 years old. i think what caused this was an accident that happened back then.i had a bad fall and after that, when i had my 1st menstruation (9 yrs old), i had rectal bleeding.or the past few months, to help her constipation and irritable bowel, she has been taking psyllium husks. The result is that the stools are much softer. An additional, unexpected result has been the absence of rectal bleeding during her period! So the doctorâs explanation certainly seems to make sense.
In the Northern hemisphere, winter is defined meteorologically as December, January, and February. Winter ends and Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere at the Vernal Equinox, which is at March 20, 2010, at precisely 1:32 P.M. EDT for this year (2010). For more information on the Vernal Equinox, see related links. In the Northern hemisphere, winter is defined meteorologically as December, January, and February.
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