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Black or terry stool problem
I recently diagnosed h pylori though endoscopy and my treatment is started, more than 4 antibiotics and probiotic are given like famtac 40mg today i observed terry stool in morning what is cause for it? need to do stool routine?
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If you are not on iron tablets need to see a gastroenterologist as soon as possible.
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Tarry stool should alert you for altered blood in stool. You need to see a gastroenterologist to clinch the diagnosis immediatley.
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