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Im 24 obesse female with pcos recently diagnosed idiopathic intercranial hypertension i had problems for years bowels now orange watery stools ?
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Stools: kinda sounds like some fat malabsorption going on. Have you recently been started on metformin? The main concern would be that the color you are seeing has blood in it. Probably time to have your doc check a hemoccult for blood in your stool
Answered 9/30/2014
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