Black Stool

2022-03-09 08:51:29
I had 2 blueberry breezer and 3 small whiskey pegs last night and also taking multivitamins aswell in the daytime, everyday. In the morning I noticed my stool is blackish in color, it's not tarry but normal neither I'm facing any digestive issue right now. Should I be worried ?
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hi upper gi bleed usually leads to black stools so kindly provide detailed information eg, pain abdomen,severe gastritis , any history of bleeding, your dietary details
Next Steps
kindly consult for further assessment and proper prescription
Health Tips
if it is one time occurrence it will be fine after some time with antacids (ppi) and diet modification but if it is chronic phenomenon you will need proper investigations to pin point the source of bleeding avoid spicy and oily food abstain from alcohol(if you must take it then don’t drink empty stomach as it could lead to gastritis ulcers and mallory weiss tear. drink plenty of water

Answered2022-03-09 11:12:24

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Hello, do you have any stomach pain? Are you a habitual drinker? Should be having a balanced diet with lots of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Increase your intake of water. The colour of stool depends upon what you consume. Does that dink have a strong colour? Have u taken it even before?
Health Tips
Do not worry much but try to consume less gradually n wean off from it. Take care.

Answered2022-03-09 09:37:41

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-03-09 09:25:56

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No

Answered2022-03-09 09:04:12

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No need to worry just take some antacids.

Answered2022-03-09 10:08:25

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No need to worry
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consult

Answered2022-03-09 09:35:38

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May be gastritis chek with surgeon if problem contninues

Answered2022-03-09 09:27:53

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