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Graklynn

September 29th, 2003

I believe it is benign but I was wondering if green poop is a problem? I assume it is a vitamin deficiency or something like that.. But I have just wondered.
Any response would be lovely, thank you.

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nikki_caro

replied September 30th, 2003

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Well maybe its something eaten. I know when the baby (my niece) gets that, its because she was drinking apple juice. Now she doesnt drink it and shes fine. It could have something to do with what your body takes in....Maybe?

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diane

replied October 1st, 2003

Green poop is sometimes caused by eating peanut butter or licorice. Grape koolaid or grape soda can also cause it to turn green.

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