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I drink a lot of beer and recently my stools have turned yellow sometimes wen i go have i damaged my liver
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Beer: Your stools may change due to the high intake of alcohol which also has quite a bit of carbohydrates and even sugar. I would see your primary, have some blood work done including liver enzymes and try to reduce the alcohol intake!
Answered 8/26/2018
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