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Red stool after eating beat roots
I have done blood test recently and my hemoglobin count is 11.9 . Hence the doctor told me to eat Beatroots. I am eating beat roots since past 2 days as prescribed by the doctor and noticing red water or redness in the pot after motions . Why is this happening? Is this blood? Or kindey problem?
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This is normal. This color of stools is because of beetroot only.
But to be more share u may share its pic.
Also to raise the hemoglobin have all green vegetables. And iron and other nutritional supplements may be taken
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