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I have been having floating stools for a week, my gi doctor wants me to have a fecal fat testing done. i would like to know what the results would show and what would be the next step after that. also been having abdominal pains, maybe ibs.
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Malabsorption: Increased fat content of stools is seen with malabsorption conditions like celiac disease,pancreatic disorders and obstruction of biliary system.
Answered 10/27/2018
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