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I've tested positive for campylobacter enteritis, i saw white hard pebbles in my stool when taking stool sample + i'm seeing white powder in my faeces
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White pebbles: The white pebbles may represent undigested tablets that you are taking for your ailment.
Answered 9/15/2013
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