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Why would i have fuzzy white stools? my family has lynch syndrome, would this be part of that?
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See GI Physician: Lynch syndrome put you at risk of many other associated disorders. White stools are always a concern especially of chronic and may be accompanied by dark urine. This can be caused by a number of syndromes or masses that affect the biliary system. Important to get an evaluation.
Answered 2/2/2015
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