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Crohn's Disease UK Forum  ›  General Boards  ›  Your personal account  ›  stool colour Users Browsing Forum No Members and 3 Guests stool colour  This thread currently has 581 views. Print Thread 1 Pages 1 mark d May 18, 2010, 9:33pm Report to Moderator Baby Member Posts: 9 Gender: Male Posts Per Day: 0.01 Location: south wales what colour stools do you guys tend to get with this disease? all my tests started after i done a black stool indicating blood from higher up the gi tract,i also get dark brown with a faint red tint and orange brown is this common with crohns?i need to tell my doctors on the next visit Logged Offline Private message Dawn May 20, 2010, 6:14pm Report to Moderator Baby Member Posts: 26 Gender: Female Posts Per Day: 0.04 Location: Somerset Hi Mark, Tell your doctor exactly what colour your stools are. I made the mistake of not telling mine and i suffered for it. My stools vary in colour depending on how i feel, if i'm very tired they are orange brown in colour but if in pain they are a lot darker. They are often tinged with red. hope this helps. Dawn x Logged Offline Private message Reply: 1 - 2 mark d May 20, 2010, 7:29pm Report to Moderator Baby Member Posts: 9 Gender: Male Posts Per Day: 0.01 Location: south wales thanks dawn,those colours are exactly what i am finding,dont know if i have crohns yet but if i do its a horrible disease,as you know sick of being in pain Logged Offline Private message Reply: 2 - 2 1 Pages 1 Recommend Thread Print Thread Crohn's Disease UK Forum  ›  General Boards  ›  Your personal account  ›  stool colour IBS General DiscussionYour personal accountPersonal supportMedication and TreatmentNatural HealthFood and dietTests and ExaminationsFriends and family Thread Rating There is currently no rating for this thread Rate Topic 5 - Best 4 3 - Average 2 1 - Poor   Powered by E-Blah Forum Software 10.3 © 2001-2008

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