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VIEW YOUR POO! IT COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE Blood has no place in your poo. If you notice blood in your poo, on the toilet paper or in the toilet bowl please speak to your GP. Blood in your poo can be a sign of bowel cancer or it can also present as a symptom of other health related issues. It’s a good idea to regularly view your poo. Sam, Bec and Sophie share the signs and symptoms that led them to speak with their GP and discover they had bowel cancer. Before my diagnosis | noticed a ? When | saw blood in my poo, very small amount of blood in i [tried really hard to ignore it. imy stoolla: number ot times: : But it was bright red and my bowel It was bright red and could easilybe : movements caused me pain, plus | mistaken for capsicum or tomato. ? was extremely tired all the time, so I didn’t have any other symptoms. : eventually | realised something was | was really fit and healthy and my : really wrong and went to the GP. bowels were like clockwork. = TeolVTtt1 mom ol V Moy JODILEE PREVENTING FOUNDATION LTO] a eS esa | was extremely fit and healthy before my diagnosis, until all of a sudden | started experiencing frequent diarrhoea, abnormal bowel movements and back pain. | also had severe lack of energy and could barely get out of bed. aa A Chemmart
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