Pale stools, also known as clay-colored or light-colored stools, can indicate various underlying health conditions. It occurs when there is a lack of bile pigment in the stool, which is responsible for its normal brown color. Potential causes of pale stools include liver or gallbladder problems, such as bile duct obstruction, liver diseases, or gallstones. Certain medications, such as antacids or antibiotics, can also contribute to pale stools.
Pale Stools - Possible Causes and Treatment
Pale stools indicate a problem with the drainage of the biliary system. Read the article to learn more about pale stools.
