The key is persistence and change from your normal health pattern.
5. Changes in Stool
Changes in bowel movements can sometimes provide clues about digestive health.
If pancreatic function is impaired, a person may develop difficulty digesting fats. This can sometimes result in stools that are greasy, pale, bulky, or difficult to flush.
Such changes can have other causes, including disorders of the liver, gallbladder, intestines, or pancreas.
If you repeatedly notice significant changes in your stool, especially when accompanied by weight loss or abdominal symptoms, speak with a healthcare professional.
