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Liver problems, black stool, alchohol consumption, no drugs, eating healthy but feeling quite stuffed after a meal


                                         
Asked by Unregistered on Fri 02, May 2008 06:47am :

I have been involved with a drinking problem for about a year now. Average about a pint a day. And I have noticed my stool is almost black these last few weeks. Diet hasn't changed, no new foods and movements are consistant. Do I need to worry about my liver yet?


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