My Stoma Outputs Yellow Water. What Are The Reasons? Shall I Be Concerned?

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Based on the discussions from the MeetAnOstoMate Discussion Forum:

1. Yellow stool output can be a cause for concern, as it may indicate a lack of bile salts related to the liver. However, it's important to consider other factors such as diet and consult a doctor for proper evaluation.
2. It's advisable to have liver function tests (LFT) and possibly a PET scan to rule out any serious issues related to the liver.
3. Seeking advice from a healthcare professional, such as a stoma nurse, is recommended, especially if experiencing changes in stool output and other symptoms like dehydration and vomiting.
4. Yellow output may not always be alarming, and it's essential to have comprehensive blood work done to ease concerns.
5. The individual should discuss the yellow output with their oncologist and consider additional tests if necessary.
6. The individual underwent tests, including a PET scan and liver function tests, which turned out normal, providing relief and indicating that the yellow output was not a cause for concern.

In conclusion, while yellow stool output can be concerning, it's important to consider various factors such as diet and consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation. The individual in the forum underwent tests, which turned out normal, providing relief and indicating that the yellow output was not a cause for concern.

If you have further concerns, it's advisable to seek advice from a healthcare professional or consider posting your question in the discussion forum of MeetAnOstoMate for additional insights.

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