Medically reviewed by Jay N. Yepuri, MD Medically reviewed by Jay N. Yepuri, MD Occasional changes in stool (poop) colors usually occur as a result of the food you eat. A persistent change in the ...

Known as “acholic stool,” this can indicate certain kinds of liver disease, in which the bile is not getting secreted effectively into the small intestine, or a narrowing of the system that ...

If pale or clay-colored stool (or acholic stool as your doctor might refer to it) is the result of a serious health issue, there are usually other symptoms. Here are some of the reasons you might ...

Pebble poop bowel movements can mean your stool is very dry and breaking apart in your intestine before exiting. Find out the causes and what you can do. ... Drinking more water, ...

Drinking plenty of fluids can keep stools soft and easier to pass. Beverages count as fluids. Soups, stews, fruit, and some vegetables are also dietary sources of liquids. Exercise.