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well yesterday i lost my job that i had for almost 5 years i got kicked out of the store. so i can definatly not afford dx visits anymore. i had a visit earlyer in the week and he told me i needed to start to reintroduce dairy since i still had not even tried, so i had a cup of yogurt yesterday and it was tastey and i felt fine all day infact i had the best bm i have had in a long time. wake up this morning have another wonderfull bm but there was something it it that causes consern (read only if your not eating) in the middle of one of the stools was a green glob( like the size of a marble round and everything) it was just like a solied green chunk looked like nose snot but balled up WTf could this be? could this just be something thats finally been killed off from my colon now that im eating yogurt(getten those enzymes i have not had for a year) or is this a sign of something more seriuse??

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Lister, Now is the time to go to your local social services office and get on Medicaid. Wtihout a job you should now qualify for emergency assisstance.

None here can diagnose you and even the ones of us who may be qualified to do so would not be able to do it without examining you first. You may want to visit WebMD they have a board that has sections where a nurse can answer whatever questions you may have. Perhaps they can help.

Lister Rising Star
Lister
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were on the site? i cant find it anywere. i think it is just possibly backup since before this started i had not used the restroom for 4 days but now that i got dairy in me im going like 4 times a day nice and perfect just the bms look like they are from hell

Generic Apprentice
Generic
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A thought for you. A green marble looking blob could possibly be a gallstone. But like was suggested, you should go apply for medical coupons. Since you are not working you could also apply for food stamps and money to help with rent etc. Don't let your pride get in the way. This could be a good oppurtunity for you to get a medical diagnosis.

UR Groovy Explorer
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I agree with them Lister, this may an opportunity in disguise. See if you have county health services. I'm not sure where to start - maybe the government portion of your phone book under county or state. I used county mental health services when I was much younger, out of work and having a complete nervous breakdown. Good luck Lister - Take care

Lister Rising Star
Lister
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is this a good thing that i passed the stone out or a bad thing like is a sign of something bad or is it good clense type thing?? cuz i looked up some pictures and i am like 100% positive that is what it is

also a note- if you are re-introducing dairy do not make the mistake of eating fruit with it, i had yogurt and a orange today and that was a huge mistake a acid+base=no fun

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