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A member asked:
Is having the carrot and other parts of vegetables from red group (pepper) in the stool normal? i don't have problem digesting the other kind of food.
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Digestion: Seeing undigested or partially digested vegetables in your stool can be completely normal. I would not worry about it unless you are having other symptoms along with it. Good luck.
Answered 5/30/2017
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