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Sorry for TMI, but has anyone else's stool turned a whitish color from meds? Mine was like that yesterday for no reason. I don't know if anyone else has experienced this with BP meds, but it was most certainly almost white.
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Lol. It's something ppl probably don't like to talk about but meds give me constipation.
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That happened to me. Not sure it was meds, but that can be a definitive sign of liver issues.
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I've been taking this OTC stuff for a while, so I don't think the OTC stuff is affecting me. |
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Hey there, blue!
So, it's not too much information. I agree with TreyFrancis. I have read white stool can be a sign of liver issues. I cannot say if such is the case for you. If it continues, or if you feel ill, please contact your primary care doc. I hope all else is well! Thinking of you! WC __________________ May we each fully claim the courage to live from our hearts, to allow Love, Faith and Hope to enLighten our paths. |
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White or clay-colored stools can also be a symptom of gallbladder problems. A lot of people don't know that their gallbladder is conking out in the early going, so you may want to check with your primary care provider in any case.
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Nope.
Though interestingly, I read a couple of articles recently that suggested SSRIs might also play a role in ulcer development, along with the bacteria Helicolbacter plylori and NSAID use. Or, if not cause the ulcer, worsen a pre-existing one. I was on NSAIDs a lot for fibro, but I've also been on tons of SSRIs. I do think your issue is worth following up with a doc. Think I may soon been calling my gastroenterologist, asking him to check my gallbladder & do a colonscopy, I am having so little appetite. But these stomach surgeries for ulcers can cause vitamin/mineral malabsorptions too, so I don't know, maybe the PCP would be easier to go to first, get tested in for common issues that can be found in the bloodwork. __________________ Bipolar 1, PTSD, anorexia, panic disorder, ADHD Seroquel, Cymbalta, propanolol, buspirone, Trazodone, gabapentin, lamotrigine, hydroxyzine, There's a crack in everything. That is how the light gets in. --Leonard Cohen |
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Yeah TMY. Prunes.
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