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Yellow/light brown stool with mucus and pims and needles


Heinrish

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Heinrish Newbie

Hi so i havent gone to the doctors yet i have been having bloating and episodes of diarrrhea and normal stools the stools are slightly yellow and greasy and sometimes moderate green sometimes they sink and sometimes they float also the pins and needles in my thighs and headaches. When i consume food like bread id have bits of undigested food in my stools and smell really bad sorry for the content.


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Hi Heinrish,

If you plan to get tested for celiac disease you need to keep eating gluten until all the testing is done.  They do a blood antibodies test first and then later  a endoscopy.  It's important to keep eating gluten each day or the tests won't be accurate.

Your symptoms could be caused by celiac disease IMHO.  One thing that may help right now is to stop eating all dairy and remove sugar and carbs from your diet.  Except for say 1 slice of wheat bread daily to keep the antibodies active.

Ask for the full celiac disease antibodies test panel.  Often the doctors do only the ttg screening tests and it doesn't catch all cases.  If you search for celiac and doctor and your area name you may find a doctor who knows about celiac disease testing.  It helps to find a doctor who has some experience.

Heinrish Newbie

thanks will notify after doctors appointment.

MisterSeth Enthusiast

the greasy yellow stool is called steatorrhea and that's when your intestines aren't absorbing the fats from your food FYI. That's the number one way parents catch it in their babies

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