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I have had black stool and heavy bladder for a week?
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See a doctor: A black stool is often a sign of blood in the stool and is not normal. It can also be seen in people who take iron supplements. If you are not taking iron supplements, you should really see a doctor and get checked out. Do not wait; see a doctor this week.
Answered 11/28/2020
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