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I had a breast mass biopsied yesterday and i noticed after my biopsy that my stool was pale, the stool changed shades a little bit from a polish greenish to a pale yellow and now it is a pale grey tan color. is this normal after a biopsy?
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Pale stool: Pale stool often means that there is more rapid transit of fecal matter through the intestinal tract and the stool would be softer. . It could be from irritable bowel, food reaction, medications., viral intestinal tract infection,etc. Consult your physician if you have further concerns.
Answered 3/9/2020
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