I had passed black stool since last one month.
first section of stool is Black stool and about 3cm long and hard.
after that remaining yellow stool pass through very smooth.
Why does this happen is it indication of early stage of colon cancer or something?
I had gone toward hospital and doctor write down syrup of dupolac. But not getting relife
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If you are taking multivitamins or iron supplements or iron rich food you can still have black stools
If you have any upper GI bleed then also you can have black color stool, but the hard stools could be the side effect of any medicine if you are taking or it just simply due to low water intake.
Next Steps
If you persistently having black stools, its better to check your hemoglobin level to rule out any GI bleed, if it is normal you dont need to worry, if any abnormal findings in CBP kindly consult with gastroenterologist for further evaluation treatment and management.
Health Tips
Please increase your fluid intake and avoid eating fast food or junk food or too much deep fried food
It is not a sign of the early stage of any cancer. It only shows that you have been eating food items which are rich in Iron. All green vegetables, including Palak and Sarson, Gud are rich in Iron.
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