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Q: Dark Green caca And Unusual Stomache Ache

asked by: askar_lcy on November 16th, 2006

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Hello,i'm new here.Nice to meet u guys.
I'm very concern with my own condition nowadays.
When I go to toilet,for big business,i find it very very hard to get going lately.
And if I do,it makes my anal very painful.And each time I go to toilet,it's just a lil amount that i've caca.
But the thing that scare me the most is (it might sound gross) that my caca is dark green in colour.Sometimes even light green.I wonder what is wrong,and what could possibly caused this.Please respond me,i'm really concern.

P/s:i'm not sure if I post this on a right topic,hopefully if I post wrong someone will move it to relevant topic.
Thanx.

Replies(1)

CathM

replied on November 27th, 2006

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Green stool is usually not a symptom anything bad. It is usually caused by 2 things.

1. Food is moving to fast through your intestines. Undigested food is green from bile and turns yellow and then brown before exiting the body.

2. Infections can cause green stools. Ibd could alway be a cause.

I would have it looked into.

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