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Iam pregnant .and i take iorn intravenously.then i noticed dark green stool.is it normal with intravenous iorn.please answer me .iam sooo warried.
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Iron: Actually iron will often make the stools black in color. Dark green is a fairly common color for stool and is probably diet related.
Answered 4/12/2015
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