Bloody mucus in stool food poisoning

3. Other infections and food poisoning (foodborne illnesses).

Various infections, particularly bacterial ones, can infect your colon and rectal canal, resulting in mucus-only stool.

Food poisoning occurs when a bacteria or its toxin infects humans through the contamination of foods or drinks.

The following are some other causes of dysentery and mucus only stool (ref):

• Salmonella (typhoid fever).
• E.

  Mucus and blood in stool with abdominal pain

• Bloody mucus in stool after antibiotics
• Bright red bloody mucus in stool
• Urge to poop but only mucus comes out
• Bloody mucus in stool no pain

coli (Shiga toxin-producing, Entero-invasive E. coli).

• Clostridium Difficile.
• Cytomegalovirus colitis.
• Other less common organisms.

These organisms can provoke dysentery with mucus and blood in the stool.

Symptoms may range from mild to severe and persistent illness.

The acute onset and the presence of intense abdominal pain and fever suggest infectious diarrhea and dysentery.

4. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) of the Anorectal canal.

Sexual activities involving the anorectal canal may result in infections, inflammation, and ulcers.

Not all STDs of the anorectal canal produce mucus in the stool.

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