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La-Te-Da

Hi all,

I have had my J Pouch since 2015 and have a hard time noticing if I have an infection. My doctor said when he did a scope at the beginning of this year that I did show singe of have infection at some point. My question is about output and sorry for being graphic here but do you notice a color change when infected? I don't mean if you eat blueberries or something with dye in it but when you eat regular food that your body is used to. I have noticed a blueish color recently and have not ever had this before. I haven't changed anything in my diet or taken any new medications.

Thanks in advance!

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Scott FMember

I don’t think blue stool is a sign of infection. There’s probably something blue in your diet that’s easily forgotten, perhaps a snack.

12/3/196:05 PM

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