
What Causes Soft Yellowish Stool, Mild Fever And Nausea?

Body's metabolism may vary for ingested food/drink
Detailed Answer:
Hello
My name is Dr Muhammad Ali Rauf & i will look into your problem.
I have gone through your query and would try to help you in the best possible way. Body perform's metabolism of ingested material in a specific manner. Wine/drink is metabolized in liver. Some times body takes more time to metabolize wine. As a result hangover is prolonged. There could be a number of causes for "yellow stool". I would be in a better position to guide you anything if you answer following questions please:
1. How good is your appetite now a days?
2. have you or any family member observed yellow discoloration of your eyes or on body skin?
3. Do you feel itching over body?
4. do you have diabetes, hypertension,depression/stress or any other illness?
5. any family history of chronic illness including liver pathology?
6. do you specifically get the symptoms after eating fatty meal?
7. any other symptom that you would like to share?
8. are you on any medication other than probiotic?
9. Whats your age and sex?
I will be looking forward for the answers to conclude the discussion in the best interest of yours.
Thank You


Right now I am just not feeling great- a little nauseas, my head feels fuzzy and I'm a little tired. Just don't feel great. Have a little bit of pressure in my sinuses but that is the way I've felt for years. It's not as bad as before but it's there but weather is bad and wet and that is a trigger.
Today my stool is a little darker- not as pale yellow as before and slightly greenish. I have been eating more veggies, nuts the last few days. That's about it.
I actually have Hypothyroid- I typed that wrong. It's hereditary- my mom, grandma, sister all have it. Thanks
Could be liver pathology
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thank you for getting back with the detailed answers. I have gone through them. I concluded that your active issues are yellow stool & migraine headache. I'll discuss both separately for your ease:
a. headache:
There are two kinds of treatment for it; immediate & preventive. I usually start my patients with sumatriptan at an initial dose of 25 mg for pain relief. In addition, preventive medication can also be started to reduce the frequency(if headache occurs often). Options include propanolol & amitriptyline. Most of these drugs are prescription drugs so you need to visit hospital to get them.
General Measures:
These steps will help you to reduce the severity.
1. Diet:
Following food aggravates symptoms:
> Alcohol
> Caffeine overuse
> Chocolates
> Citrus Food & banana
> Dairy cheese
> Vinegar
2. Stress:
Stress is a potent stimulator of headache. So try not to take stress.
3. Exercise:
Try to have a walk in the evening for 30-45 mins. Change in environment will help to reduce stress & improve health.
4. Sleep:
Adequate sleep is very important. Sleep deprivation is a potent stimulator of headache. You need to manage adequate sleep of at least 5-7 hrs/day.
5. Light:
Flashing lights like in clubs also stimulates the headache so you need to avoid them.
6. Keep a Headache Diary:
It can help you keeping the record of triggers. Write down everything you eat and drink, your exercise routine and schedule, the weather, strong feelings and emotions you may be having, your medications and their effects, and times and severity of your headaches. This can help you see a pattern in your migraine occurrences, and will make avoiding one easier.
7. Hormonal Changes:
Particularly important for females as it may aggravate the headache, specially oral contraceptive pills.
8. Weather may also effect:
Humidity and hot temperatures can stimulate headaches, as can rainy days, so it’s important to be aware of your environment.
b. Yellow Stool:
I would suggest you to get your Liver Function tests (LFTs) done. They will help to rule out if there is any liver pathology(e.g hepatitis). Liver pathology causes decreased metabolism of biliruin(a by-product of heme) which imparts yellow color on skin as well as make stool dark. An appointment with a gastroenterologist will help you in this. He will perform general physical examination and some investigations like LFTs, stool C & E, CBC, etc.
c. Its good you thyroid levels are within the normal range. Try to keep it that way. Altered levels o thyroid hormone may also cause disturbance in bowel habits.
Hope I have answered your query. If you have any further questions I will be happy to help if not then don't forget to close the discussion and rate it.
Wishing you good health !!

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