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Generally, blood in the stool means that there is bleeding somewhere in the large intestine. The color of the blood can be an indication of where the bleeding is occurring. If the blood is bright red and fresh looking, the bleeding is likely occurring toward the end of the colon or in the rectum.
Intestinal Causes of Blood in Stools. Amoebic dysentery or commonly know as food poisoning, can also lead to blood in stools. Other condition called as ulcerative colitis, also leads to bleeding. It can be associated with mild to moderate abdominal pain with cramps and with mild fever.