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Yellow stool.....

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maria38027
maria38027

Just another thing to worry about. So I went to my doctor because I had pink sections in my stool and I had a blood work done to see if there was any inflammation in my body. But not the pink is gone and my stools are just pure yellow. They look normal in shape and size but very pale. Might be because I stopped my probiotics 2 days ago..? The yellow stools started prior to that. I’m going to tell my doctor about it when I go back, not sure if this is an emergency. I only have reflux and some gas type of pain here and there.

My diet hasn’t been too bad for the past week. I can’t completely exclude fatty foods as I can’t afford to lose any more weight. I can’t live on broccoli and mashed potatoes or I’ll end up in the hospital with anemia and for being underweight 😢 Has anyone else experienced this? Makes me so worried 😭

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  • borderriever
    borderriever maria38027

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    Maria

    Try to research this problem, look on NHS CHOICES, there are many explanations of health concerns there. Look your concern up on A/Z section. I think you may be able to look up on your concern on this site in a different section

    Remember you are what you eat, this will show in your waste.

    BOB

    BOB

    • maria38027
      maria38027 borderriever

      Posted

      I did check on several websites and the most common causes shown is either pancreatitis which I’m 100% sure I don’t have (don’t have any pain that people describe as being pancreatitis pain), cancer, hepatitis, celiac disease, liver disease, malabsorption and other causes. IBS too... 
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