What Color Is Cholestasis Stool? Key Signs and Insights

Learn about the color of cholestasis stool and what it indicates about bile flow. Discover important health tips.

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Cholestasis stool typically appears pale, white, or clay-colored. This color change occurs because bile flow is obstructed and not reaching the intestines, which affects the normal brown pigment of the stool. If you notice this symptom, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional promptly for further evaluation.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does pale stool indicate? Pale stool can indicate cholestasis or other liver issues, as it means bile is not reaching the intestines.
  2. How is cholestasis diagnosed? Cholestasis is diagnosed through blood tests, imaging studies, and by evaluating symptoms and stool color.
  3. When should I see a doctor for stool color changes? If you notice significant changes in stool color, especially pale or clay-colored, seek medical advice promptly.
  4. What other symptoms are associated with cholestasis? Other symptoms may include jaundice, itchy skin, and dark urine. Consult a healthcare professional for evaluation.

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