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On May 01 2014 10:30 Plexa wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2014 10:01 ROOTFayth wrote:
what are the symptoms, like when do you know you should get checked out? Loose stool for longer than 1 week is a pretty big warning sign. Any kind of prolonged (more than a day or so) of blood in stool is a massive warning sign. Even if it's the other way around -- such as taking longer than 3 days between stools regularly, having "rabbit poos" (small hard stools) when you take a dump are also warning signs of problems. Any time you have abnormal behavior down there lasting longer than a week you should absolutely get it checked. Invariably, the sooner any serious complication is caught the easier it is to treat.
What's a loose stool?
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I met TotalBiscuit at MLG Anaheim last year, nicest guy ever and great for esports. Hope everything gets well man. 
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Stay strong TB! You can get through this!
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Aotearoa39261 Posts
On May 01 2014 11:01 jbui wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2014 10:30 Plexa wrote:On May 01 2014 10:01 ROOTFayth wrote:
what are the symptoms, like when do you know you should get checked out? Loose stool for longer than 1 week is a pretty big warning sign. Any kind of prolonged (more than a day or so) of blood in stool is a massive warning sign. Even if it's the other way around -- such as taking longer than 3 days between stools regularly, having "rabbit poos" (small hard stools) when you take a dump are also warning signs of problems. Any time you have abnormal behavior down there lasting longer than a week you should absolutely get it checked. Invariably, the sooner any serious complication is caught the easier it is to treat. What's a loose stool?
When your poo is liquid
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TB! Will be praying for your recovery! Godbless.
Keep us updated on the surg specimen path reports(if u dont mind.).
All the best man!
On May 01 2014 10:30 Plexa wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2014 10:01 ROOTFayth wrote:
what are the symptoms, like when do you know you should get checked out? Loose stool for longer than 1 week is a pretty big warning sign. Any kind of prolonged (more than a day or so) of blood in stool is a massive warning sign. Even if it's the other way around -- such as taking longer than 3 days between stools regularly, having "rabbit poos" (small hard stools) when you take a dump are also warning signs of problems. Any time you have abnormal behavior down there lasting longer than a week you should absolutely get it checked. Invariably, the sooner any serious complication is caught the easier it is to treat.
The typical symptom is usually an alternating bowel habit with tenesmus.
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you will be fine TB, stay strong and stay awesome.
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Bowel surgery is prone to complications and to reduce your overall health in the future.
I hope you are the exception, and that your health improves rapidly.
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TB, don't give up! Stay strong and fight back.
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The fact that you did so many clanwars in April, with all this going on, shows what an awesome guy you are TB and how lucky the starcraft community is to have you. Best of luck with the surgery and hope you make a full recovery.
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All the support here restores my faith in the community :')
Good luck, we're all rooting for you to recover as quick and painlessly as possible!
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You've given so much to our community over the years, and I'm sure that anyone with more than a casual interest can see you have the best intentions at heart in all your work. I hope that you make a swift and full recovery TB, my thoughts are with you and your family to make it through this challenge.
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TB: The guy who gets diagnosed with a medical condition, and uses it as an opportunity to try to help the health of the community at large.
Well played TB, you are a class act and get well soon!
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Best wishes TB!
We're here for ya :D
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Be strong TB! Good to hear that you've caught it early, don't forget you've got the whole community behind you
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TB much love. Thanks for letting everyone know, and for the advice on the real.
I got diagnosed with a mild skin cancer @ 29 as well! Very shocked - Basal Cell Carcinoma (which is fairly common but not really at that age). I had to have a couple of instances removed, and get checked regularly. It can be very hard to adjust (mentally) and you seem like you are doing really well, try not to worry about it man you've done just fine.
Stay awesome and keep us posted!
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Hi TB, I enjoy your videos. You always seem to say something interesting and thought-provoking. Get healthy!
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On May 01 2014 11:38 Nedereden wrote:
The typical symptom is usually an alternating bowel habit with tenesmus.
depends on whether it's left-sided or right-sided, but pretty much any changes in your bowel habit that you can't attribute to anything in particular
suddenly all GPs everywhere get a bunch more presentations of bowel problems lol
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My god I hope he gets better. TB is such a cool guy, the world needs more of him, not less!
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GL TB wish you the best. I had similar issues last year when I turned 25, I had blood in my stool, major pains , having a hard time to go. Scared me so bad I went straight and to the doc and got myself a colonoscopy, they found nothing and told me I had to go on a high fiber diet. People should never be embarrassed about stuff like that, scary stuff.
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Get well soon, TB! Thank you for raising awareness to this kind of issue.
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