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White Curd-like Substance Passed With Stool. What Could This Be?

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Posted on Tue, 17 Jul 2012
Question: I have normal bowel movements, for the past 2 days , the stool is normal colored and well formed but there is a white curd like substance intertwined in the stool (it looks wired into it - its not just on the surface)- not a whole lot but a little, this is not mucus, what could this be? Could this be undigested probiotic capsules? or could this be jelly beans I ate? I'm off milk and milk products. Could this also be undigested fat from meat im eating?
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Answered by Dr. Dinesh Kumar Singal (11 hours later)
Dear XXXXXXX

Thanks for contacting Healthcare Magic,

It is very difficult to say what this whitish substance is if this is not mucus. You may be right in saying that it may be probiotic capsule which is undigested or even jelly bean.

Since it is only for two days and not associated with any blood staining or pain, I wont worry much about it.

Best wishes,

Dr Dinesh Singal
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White Curd-like Substance Passed With Stool. What Could This Be?

Dear XXXXXXX

Thanks for contacting Healthcare Magic,

It is very difficult to say what this whitish substance is if this is not mucus. You may be right in saying that it may be probiotic capsule which is undigested or even jelly bean.

Since it is only for two days and not associated with any blood staining or pain, I wont worry much about it.

Best wishes,

Dr Dinesh Singal