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Mucus in Stool
I am having slight stomach pain since 3rd may to now.
At starting I got black stool ( not very dark) but after 2 weeks it became close to normal but pain continues. Since last 5 - 6 days i am having dark brown stool with minor undigested food & mostly yellow with black specks. And now having stool with mucus. ( attaching picture for reference )
Last month of cbc, lft normal & usg abdomen - early fatty change
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Bandy plus x 3 dys
Obetohep 25 mg od x 3 weeks
Tb rinifol bd x 5 dys
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Dr. Vinod Kumar Verma
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Gurgaon
There's so many reason of that stool .
So you should take consultation for proper diagnosis and treatment .
Next Steps
Test of stool is required.
Health Tips
Drink a lot of water.
Take less spicy and fatty food.
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