

Human: Is it normal for stools have different colors other than brown?

Assistant: Yes, stool color is actually quite variable. Stool color may vary from brown to reddish-brown or greenish-brown and may sometimes also range from yellow to black depending on diet and various factors in the body. Stools may also contain bile (green or blue-green), which is normal and common. Please note that stool color should not be taken as a reliable indicator of health, it is not a substitute for medical diagnosis.


Human: Is it normal for stools have different colors other than brown?

Assistant: Actually there are lots of different types of stools, all with different colors, shapes, and textures.  The most common color of stool, called a “normal stool,” is sometimes called “brown,” but can also be a different color such as green or yellow, or may have different colors in it.  If you’re more concerned with the quality and consistency of your stool, often the most important thing to consider is whether the stool is loose and watery, hard and large, or small and round.  Generally, a well-formed stool will be smaller and rounder, and better-formed stools are typically further away from the rectum and less watery.  A stool that is solid
Is it normal for stools have different colors other than brown?
Yes, stool color is actually quite variable. Stool color may vary from brown to reddish-brown or greenish-brown and may sometimes also range from yellow to black depending on diet and various factors in the body. Stools may also contain bile (green or blue-green), which is normal and common. Please note that stool color should not be taken as a reliable indicator of health, it is not a substitute for medical diagnosis.
Actually there are lots of different types of stools, all with different colors, shapes, and textures.  The most common color of stool, called a “normal stool,” is sometimes called “brown,” but can also be a different color such as green or yellow, or may have different colors in it.  If you’re more concerned with the quality and consistency of your stool, often the most important thing to consider is whether the stool is loose and watery, hard and large, or small and round.  Generally, a well-formed stool will be smaller and rounder, and better-formed stools are typically further away from the rectum and less watery.  A stool that is solid