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Colour Of Stool Is Changing, Have Candida Albicans. No Fatigue Or Anaemia. Celiac Disease?
Good day, Mr. Grief, I have been having some problems with my daily stool recently. The color of the stool changes dramatically, from light brown to clay-like stool. So I have done some research on the internet and found out i might be having a celiac disease which scares me a lot. BUt i have been going through my anxiety and hipochondriasis panic attack for the last three months. I do not have other symptoms of Celiac such as liver or gallbladder disfunctions ( at least blood tests say so) or anemia or fatigue. The only disease I have been currently suffering from for the last year is candida albicans but I have never had thse clay-like colored stools before. Could you give me some advice please? Thanks a lot for your time.
Hi, It seems that passing white or clay like stool is found in jaundice. So go for liver function tests like SGOT, SGPT, S.Bilirubin. After report go for treatment accordingly. Ok and take care.
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Colour Of Stool Is Changing, Have Candida Albicans. No Fatigue Or Anaemia. Celiac Disease?
Hi, It seems that passing white or clay like stool is found in jaundice. So go for liver function tests like SGOT, SGPT, S.Bilirubin. After report go for treatment accordingly. Ok and take care.