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Q: Found Orange Oil in Daughter's Feces
asked by: DoctorQuestion on September 7th, 2006
My daughter went to the bathroom and when she pooped there were orange oil drops floating everywhere why? She is 8.


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on September 19th, 2006
Stomach, Ulcers, Gastric Bypass, Colon Disorders Answer A148
If this is the only symptom (“orange oil drops in the feces”) it is hard to diagnose without further information. The orange oil drops might be related to the food she was eating. You can wait to see if this repeats itself during the next few days. In case the symptom continues, you can bring her to a pediatrician.


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