Nearly a third of UK adults say they would be too embarrassed to talk to their doctor about poo or bowel changes, data shows. Symptoms of bowel cancer can be spotted in the loo. Blood in stool ...

Gaby revealed she previously had a scare after finding blood in her poo in 2001. She went to the GP but was relieved when told it was piles from after childbirth. She said: 'I was like ...

The disease - which has seen a concerning surge in people under the age of 50 - causes changes to toilet habits, as well as blood-tinged poo and unexplained weight loss. A survey conducted ahead ...

And less than half - 47 per cent - of respondents knew blood in poo could be a red flag. Genevieve Edwards, the charity's chief executive, said: "These survey results are deeply concerning.

The NHS ' top cancer doctor is urging the public to look out for subtle changes in their body which could be red-flag signs ...

looser poo or constipation); bleeding from the bottom or blood in poo; unexplained tiredness or breathlessness; losing weight without trying to and tummy pain or a lump in the stomach.

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A cancer charity has urged individuals to monitor any unexplained bruising and to seek medical advice if they experience key ...

mentioned blood in poo Bowel cancer can affect anyone, whatever your age, gender, ethnicity or where you live. There are six main symptoms to watch out for. Having these symptoms doesn’t always ...

Symptoms can include: bleeding from your bottom blood in your poo a change in your pooing habits. You might be going more or less often, or have diarrhoea or constipation that might come and go ...