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colour of faeces, alan galbraith, dijon mustard: The colour could come and go. i take it you are not getting any pain from above the umbilicus or in the right shoulder which can be indicative of stones. A negative ultrasound is not 100% certain and a lot depends on the skill of the sonographer. ... Why would aciphex cause this?
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i know its a really weird question but i need to k ... these are squeezed by the action of peristalsis and compacted in the intestines and is why faeces normal colour is brown; People with blocked bile ducts often have greyish faeces...
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COLOR & TEXTURE; Stools come in many different shapes, sizes, colors, and textures. These vary from person to person as well as varying from stool to stool from the same person. Though many different stool appearances are considered normal, ... RED STOOL & bright red BLOOD in the stool; ... Blood in the stool is not normal.
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www.afraidtoask.com/bowel/color.html
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My faeces are like rabit poo, dark in colour can contain a little bit of mucas.i feel a eat relatively healthy,however I dont consume alot of liquid could this be the cause?
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www.embarrassingproblems.com/problems/problempage0901.h...
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I am very concerned about my partner. She has recently told me that her last two bowel movements have produced faeces that are green in colour. She su... ... She has recently told me that her last two bowel movements have produced faeces that are green in colour.
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www.netdoctor.co.uk/ate/digestiveandurinary/201928.html
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Bile (and therefore bilirubin) then passes out through the small and large intestines and is excreted in the stool (faeces). ... Bile is green in colour, but bacteria in the large bowel act to change the bilirubin to substances that are brown, which gives stool its characteristic colour.
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www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/jaundice.htm
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Faeces are normally ‘formed’ rather than fluid; this is advantageous as it indicates effective retrieval of fluid and electrolytes, and is a component of the continence mechanism. The colour of faeces relates predominantly to the presence of bile ‘pigments;
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www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O128-faeces.html
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Since we're talking about the colour of faeces, It's a well known fact that if you drink a lot Guinness on a night out, your stool will reflect this fact the next day by it's almost indentical colour to the pints of the black stuff you were drinking the night before.
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everything2.com/title/Why+are+faeces+brown%253F
everything2.com/title/Why+are+faeces+brown%253F
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Animal Life question: What causes the colour and odour of faeces? Hemoglobin in your red blood cells, has a certain lifespan and eventually has to be broken down and replaced. When its broken down it gets ... When its broken down it gets broken into belirubin which is what gives your faeces there colour. As for the smell...
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