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Is Black Watery Stool And Nausea Sign Of Stomach Flu?

I have had black watery stool for the first 3 days of the sickness and then it subsided for a couple of days along with stomach feeling like throwing up this has been going on for 17 days it is better some days and then flares up again! have not felt real good since it started! just came on all of a sudden! never had any problems with my stomach before! could it be the stomach flu? the Sydney strain for this year has the same symptoms?
Wed, 18 May 2016
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Thanks for contacting healthcare magic.

I understand your problem. ...
Loose stool and blood in stool that may indicate stomach infections by bacteria or viral.

Intestinal infection may cause blood in stool and abdominal pain.
Stool examination test is helpful for diagnosis.

Abdominal ultrasound sonography is helpful for further diagnosis.

I hope my guidance is helpful to you.
Consent a gastroenterologist for proper diagnosis.

Take care.
Thanks.




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Is Black Watery Stool And Nausea Sign Of Stomach Flu?

Thanks for contacting healthcare magic. I understand your problem. ... Loose stool and blood in stool that may indicate stomach infections by bacteria or viral. Intestinal infection may cause blood in stool and abdominal pain. Stool examination test is helpful for diagnosis. Abdominal ultrasound sonography is helpful for further diagnosis. I hope my guidance is helpful to you. Consent a gastroenterologist for proper diagnosis. Take care. Thanks.