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===Colonoscopy===
===Colonoscopy===
For some cases of bloody diarrhea of unknown origin, a colonoscopy is indicated.
For some cases of bloody diarrhea of unknown origin, a colonoscopy is indicated. It contributes to the diagnosis by confirming or ruling out conditions such as ulcerative colitis or malignancy.


==References==
==References==

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For some cases of bloody diarrhea of unknown origin, a colonoscopy is indicated. It contributes to the diagnosis by confirming or ruling out conditions such as ulcerative colitis or malignancy.

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