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I have occasional light stools, yellowish or even clayish. have had normal ct, mri and us over past 3 mos. discomfort, not pain, in top rt ab area. ?
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Light = normal: Light colored stools can be normal. Either due to excess fat ingestion or change in intestinal flora. Tried probiotics? That's a lot of tests for one person so I'm sure there are other conditions and symptoms you have. Doubt it's gallbladder issues.
Answered 12/7/2016
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