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Sometimes i have white pieces in my stools. what could they be and should i be worried?
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Mucous?: Your intestine produces its own secretions to lubricate and protect. Unless you are eating something with non digestible white pieces, it may be mucous. Best not to over analyze the appearance of your stools.
Answered 10/9/2017
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