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Color of my bowel movements

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Barb6258
Barb6258

I had my gall bladder removed about 2 years ago.  Recently my stool is golden brown in color.  I started noticing the change in color some time ago but recently it seems more golden than usual.  One week ago I passed a kidney stone.  would there be any correlation with the stone and the color of my stools?

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  • beverley66197
    beverley66197 Barb6258

    Posted

    I'd ask your doctor for an ultrasound of your abdomen to see why your bile is reduced.

     

  • pippa58442
    pippa58442 Barb6258

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    Your gallbladder acts like a tank to store your bile.  When you have no gallbladder, your bile has nonwhere else to go but straight to your inttestines.  This is common after gallbladder removal.  Are you getting any diarrhoea?  If you are, this can be caused by bile acid malabsorption.  A SECHAT scan picks it up and there is treatment to bind your bile salts. Avoid fatty foods.  Your doctor will be able to help you more.
  • shermanlee009
    shermanlee009 Barb6258

    Posted

    You will be fine okay and  the kidney stone is no longer there okay..
  • jacqui1980
    jacqui1980 Barb6258

    Posted

    Hi I had my gallbladder removed about 3 years ago now yes ur Pooh can be all different colours as long as not bloody or black u don't have to worry

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