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  Doctor insights on: Toddler Clay Colored Stool
  Been having clay colored stool. I do have a liver condition. Nash. Is this related?
  Likely: Bilirubin from liver, bile, merges with food and djgestive process to color stool.
  If missing or reduced, clay colored stool is the product. ...Read more
  NO blood: No blood should be in the stool If the child is constipated then this may explain it. BUT. The child needs seen by the doctor and then problem reevaluated. If the child has ongoing clay colored stool this will need to be looked into. Take the child to the pediatrician
  Extreme lower back pain pass stool that's like a rock.24 hrs later clay colored stool. Still back pain right in spine area of lower back. What is it
  See a doctor soon.: This is a reason to get examine by a doctor. ...Read more
  Maybe..: My first though is pancreas. Have a Dr evaluate pls.. ...Read more
  See your surgeon: You need to contact your surgeon immediately.
  He can make sure everything is okay. ...Read more
  1: Clay colored stool is classically described in patients with jaundice secondary to obstruction of bile duct. It can happen with pancreatic cancer, bile duct tumors, stones and strictures etc. All these can cause abdominal pain (commonly known as stomach pain). ...Read more
  I have Clay colored stools for four days. Have not changed my diet. And the only medication I take are probiotics and ultram. Is that normal?
  How soon will u develop clay colored stools from taking augmentin (amoxicillin and clavulanate)?
  Have never seen a...: Have never seen a patient get clay colored stools from augmentin (amoxicillin and clavulanate). ...Read more
  Mgt/workup: There could be a problem with your liver or GI tract.
  I would recommend stopping the tylenol (acetaminophen) and contacting your PCP. They will order liver function tests to determine if there is inflammation of your liver.
  A virtual appt is available to review for follow up. ...Read more
  My feces are clay-colored. I read somewhere that it's because of a lack of bile. If this is true, what should I do?
  Jaundice?: See a physician without delay. This could be a surgical problem, i.e. Possibly an obstruction of the bile flow. You are much too young for a bad pancreatic disease that older adults may have – but other uncommon problems do happen in the abdomen. ...Read more