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Hi my result in fecalysis is. yeast cell is many and bacteria is many?
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Sounds normal: Fecal analysis is a scam. No important health information results, especially in people with no symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal cramping, etc. Yeast cells are normal in stool, and so are "many bacteria". (Over half the weight of feces is made up by bacteria.)
Answered 2/16/2021
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