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Yellowish Loose Stools With Red Flakes Immediately After Meals With Pinching Pain In Stomach. Should I Be Concerned?
The Past 2 days I have been having loose stools almost immediately after I eat, that is first accompanied by a pinching feeling in the stomach that moves down towards the intestinal area. Also, several times the stool was yellowish in color with red flakes that look to be the consistency of tomato skin . And when that happened, I couldn t think of anything red in the things I ve eaten in the past 48 hours other than ketchup. But ketchup doesn t get flaky does it? Is this to be a concern? Should I see my doctor or a specialist?
Hi. Although your history is of small duration, it indicates an active intestinal infection or can be a start of a more severe form of enteritis. I think you should consult a Specialist. If you do not get a relief after 5 days of antibiotics then you may need to go for some investigations.
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Yellowish Loose Stools With Red Flakes Immediately After Meals With Pinching Pain In Stomach. Should I Be Concerned?
Hi. Although your history is of small duration, it indicates an active intestinal infection or can be a start of a more severe form of enteritis. I think you should consult a Specialist. If you do not get a relief after 5 days of antibiotics then you may need to go for some investigations.