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Hi so Im worried about my constipation being related to colon cancer. I have pebble poop most of the time. I go 1-2 a day but its always comes out as small balls. I have no blood.

I also have a left flank side pain. Sometimes goes in my back or abdomen.

Anyone have experience with pebble poop and colon cancer ?

Im 32 years old.

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Thanks for the help ! I dont strain really, everything cones out pretty easily but its balls or pieces..

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Hey Lissssamb, what was the outcome of this, I often have the same pain in left side and same poop type no blood. Were you seen by a doctor?

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