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Is a partially gray stool something to be concerned about? this is the first time i saw gray stool. the stool was mostly brown but a portion of it was gray?
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Discolored stools happen from time to time, depending on the diet and the transit time through the intestine. Red or black stools are of more concern.
Answered 7/9/2021
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