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Q: Green Bowel Movement

asked by: LCorreia on November 21st, 2003

New User

Green bowel movement this a.M. Shocked

I have never experienced this before. Is this something normal?
I'm experiencing a lil back and abdomen pain also. The pain is not sharp... More nagging and dull but consistent. I thought maybe I may have pulled something? Confused

Am I o.K. ?

Replies(3)

nikki_caro

replied on November 21st, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

The green is something you ate or drank. The cramps and pains might be connected to it, it might not. But it should go away. Nothing to big to worry about.

minerwater

replied on November 21st, 2003

Experienced User

Iron

Iron usually does that. Have you been taking any suplaments?

Forum Girl

replied on November 21st, 2003

Experienced User

Any food with a lot of dye it in will do that (ie, blue cotton candy, colored cake frosting, even lucky charms cereal, etc.) its nothing to worry about, happens to everyone at some time in their life.

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