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Diarrhea With Bright Orangish,yellow Liquid Stool And Burning
I am an 18 year old female and I just had a rapid onset of diarrhea, accompanied by a passing of a large amount of bright orangish yellow liquid. Also, there was burning during and after. I do not have a fever or abdominal pain or a history of disgestion problems. I would like to know the likely cause of this issue. Please and thank you.
Mon, 19 Sep 2011
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the best answer i have found is that it is stomach acid, because your bowels were moving so fast. especially if you had not eaten anything because of your diarrhea. i have this issues chronically. bright yellow with the burning but i sometimes pass food totally undigested. I still have not found a doctor who can help. they just throw pills at me. so hopefully this never happens to you again, but if so i would see a doctor.
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Have you eaten anything different recently. Excess spicy food perhaps. You could be having malabsorption problems which is causing excretion of fat in stool in abnormal amount. Try to avoid wheat, fatty food, spicy food, eat more fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables, drink plenty of water. Eat yoghurt, curds as well to promote growth of healthy intestinal bacteria. It is better to get yourself looked at by your Doctor, get a stool test and other necessary tests as well to rule out gall bladder problems, intestinal malabsorption as well.
Have you eaten anything different recently. Excess spicy food perhaps. You could be having malabsorption problems which is causing excretion of fat in stool in abnormal amount. Try to avoid wheat, fatty food, spicy food, eat more fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables, drink plenty of water. Eat yoghurt, curds as well to promote growth of healthy intestinal bacteria. It is better to get yourself looked at by your Doctor, get a stool test and other necessary tests as well to rule out gall bladder problems, intestinal malabsorption as well.
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