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Is noticeable mucus in your stool okay after eating all kind of food and tons of candy on christmas? no bowel pain or problems.
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No: Mucous is usually a sign of inflammation. Since you are otherwise symptom free it may represent an early stage of inflammation. Definitely see your doctor for tests before things get worse
Answered 1/4/2015
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