Rectal Discrimination

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Telephone contact made to the patient. Two patient verifier used to confirm name and DOB. F/u call made to patient because the patient had notified the NAAL. The patient states that for 5 days she has had rectal bleeding, pain, and burning. The patient states she has to wear panty liners and has to change twice due to rectal bleeding. The patient states that she has been following the NAAL advice such applying hemorrhoidal cream and warm compress to the rectal area. She denies heavy lifting, straining,strenuous exercise, or difficulty moving her bowels. Also, the patient denies have hx of hemorrhoids. Due rectal patient was instructed that an appt with her provided is needed. Appt schedule. Patient was informed to arrive 15mins early. The patient

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