It was reported that the patient was admitted for a gi bleed angioectasias.The patient presented to the er complaining of bright rend blood per rectum.In the ed the patient's map was 80, the patient was non-tachycardic, with an oxygen saturation of 96 at room air, there were no alarms upon lvad interrogation.The patients hemoglobin/hematocrit was 10.5/1.75 bun (blood urea nitrogen)/cr(creatinine) was 18/1/75, inr(international normalized ratio) was 2.1, fecal occult blood test was positive.The patient was deemed to be admitted for further evaluation and management.The patient received bid(twice a day) ivppi (intravenous proton-pump inhibitors) and was made npo (nothing by mouth) on admission.Hgb (hemoglobin) was stable at 9.Warfarin was held and the patient received a bowel prep.The patient underwent an egd (esophagogastroduodenoscopy) and colonoscopy on (b)(6) 2019.The colonoscopy revealed a sessile polyp with in the gastric antrum with both active bleeding and stigmata of previous bleeding.The polyp was clipped and cauterized.The colonoscopy demonstrated internal hemorrhoids.It was recommended a minimum of 12 weeks bid (twice a day) ppi (proton pump inhibitors) for ugib(upper gastrointestinal bleed) , docusate otc (over the counter) bid(twice a day) for hemorrhoids, and close gi(gastrointestinal) follow up.The patient's stool normalized and their hemoglobin remained stable.The stop date was listed as (b)(6) 2019.No additional information was provided.
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