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Change in my bowl movements

2024-04-28 13:42:12
Hi Doctor One fine day morning ate breakfast at outside and lunch for veg biryani and dinner with chicken curry Next morning went poop normal and also at night but night poop was dark brown colour . Morning poop was yellow normal and night poop was dark brown Note : I go only 1 day at morning It's was continuously from 3 days onwards Is there anything to worry
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Get hb tested Stool for occult blood Take instant consult for more discussion

Answered2024-04-28 13:49:32

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