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Is it normal to have black stool after drinking red wine too much?
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NO: A black stool may be caused by certain foods (eg Blueberries) and by IRON containing liquids (Some Red Wines may have an elevated iron level) BUT BLEEDING MUST BE RULED OUT! A visit to your Primary Care Provider witha stool sample (call first you may be directed to a laboratory) Hope this helps! Good Luck Dr Z
Answered 3/10/2021
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