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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool

pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). ⚠️Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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This typically resolves spontaneously

pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools

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pale diaphoretic melanotic stool color chart: brown (normal), green (rapid transit), black/tarry (upper GI bleeding), red (lower GI bleeding), pale/clay-colored (biliary obstruction), and yellow/greasy (fat malabsorption). Disclaimer- For educational purposes only. Not What Etiology of Clay-colored Stools
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