Anyone had similar experience?

The stools were slightly watery, and like kopi-o black. But I have no headache, tummyache, no other discomfort or abnormalities anywhere else.

My recent diet were normal sandwiches, oat, papaya, some common nuts, normal buns, juice box and yakult. I have enough water and sleep, I don't smoke, no drugs and didn't take any alcohol lately.

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 14 2020, 11:48 AM

just heaty lah
go drink One-Eye-Man cool tea, you will be fine

How long already? If recent, then this might be signs of you not well and having fever. Watery with unsual smell right. Always smell but this smell should be different than usual.

This post has been edited by waghyu: May 14 2020, 11:52 AM

try eating rice... from ur list i think no rice right?

heaty?? I'm used to heatiness but I don't feel it really. But ok I will take your advice and try. Thanks.

Actually just recent few days. But I don't feel feverish or lack of energy whatsoever. My sense of smell is not that good, but usually if the smell is strong I can smell it, but in this case not that much.

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 14 2020, 11:56 AM

I had rice last week, but what does this have to do with rice? Just curious.

when i eat less rice.. my stool also watery... that time me on some no carbo diet... not sure if same as u or not... just my experience.

ate oreo?

planning for BKT tomorrow, see how. but black stool because of no rice seems weird.

nope. no snacks.

I think you should take a picture of the stool and go get a checkup as soon as possible.

avoid milk based food for couple days. or even milk. drink plenty of water and tea is preferred. Observe changes within 24 hours.

shit... no pun intended. don't scare me la. and it's really a bad time to go for checkup with all the queues and covid risk.

I know my old unker kopi O kaw few cups everyday.. the stool is black when go checkup. kena doctor marah... but he is old geezer already, say cannot listen, still kopi o kaw kaw everyday non stop...

Actually there are significance of this, it may also indicate your liver condition.

dayum... i think i may really need to make appointment with doctor this weekend then.

See this as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_stool_scale

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_stool...t_(cropped).png

My friend got infection in intestine. Stool also black.

Any other symptoms like pain, fever, or abnormal thing?

No pain, or anything. Black stool about two weeks, then he notice a bit of blood for him to go to hospital. Done boroscope (not the right term) found infection area. After treatment stool turn back to normal.

black stool too much fibre i guess

Maybe u should see a gastroenterologist or physician
Can try to look for Dr Lim, In Bandar sungai long ,if u stay in cheras /Kajang area

This post has been edited by homosapien8888: May 14 2020, 07:11 PM

Hello,

Have you been taking any iron supplements lately?

Now, worst case scenario is that there is bleeding somewhere in your gastrointestinal system. The darker the color, the further away it is from your anus region.

If this continues, maybe should consult a doctor.

Also, take more fibrous stuff. Fibre doesn't get absorbed and builds the bulk of your stool. Think of it as a thickener - when you take more, you thicken your stool.

Hope this helps.

if it's really really black like tar road (tarry black stool), it indicates bleeding.

I once had it. It was really really really black like charcoal.

It's not even those darkish black brown. It's really really black like charcoal. I got really scared.

Then I remember I ate an entire loaf of charcoal bread like two days earlier. Then after that, no more tarry black stool.

So, either u ate something charcoal-based or it indicates bleeding in the GI tract.

Nothing charcoal. Just got checked, doctor said possible internal bleeding, too much acid. Minor bleeding usually heals by itself. If condition worsens/prolongs best to get colonoscopy and specialist treatment.

This post has been edited by J1g54w: May 16 2020, 01:18 PM

it could be high oxalate in foods or food poisoning. I once experienced this after eating coconut drink with coconut ice cream. Very unpleasant.