Not sure, what it is... Yellow liquid, brown stool and lot of mucus.

you don't have UC?

sounds like you could have the beginning of it or maybe numerous other things. I've read that clindamycin is one of the most suspected antibiotics that brings(maybe causes) UC out.

there are tons of things you could have though. Stool tests for pathogens, you could have blood tests done, have an egd to check for celiac. We can't really diagnose you.

Maybe call a GI. If you have been dealing with loose stool or mucous or this yellow liquid for over a week than something is probably seriously wrong. Most "healthy" people who get diarrhea or a stomach bug can usually flush it out within about 3 or 4 days.

akirama said...
Thank You :)

Tomorrow i will go to GI and ask again for some tests and eventually I will make them on my own day after tomorrow.

I'm taking probiotics and synbiotics, but didn't notice any change, except denser stools... And I have no pains, just some grumble.
Hope it is nothing serious, like cancer...

before I was diagnosed with UC, I didn't have any abdominal pains either. I think it might have taken them longer to diagnose me because I basically just had chronic diarrhea but not many of the other tell tale UC symptoms. No abdominal pains, wasn't loosing weight, no blood, didn't notice any difference in overall mood or tiredness. My lower back hurt a lot but I didn't think it was correlated to the diarrhea and I recall telling my primary doctor that it was prob just a different problem and I was seeing a chiropractor for it. Though, the chiropractor wasn't helping after a few months and even he was starting to wonder why I wasn't improving much.

It took me about 4 to 5 months of seeing my primary doctor, doings tests and trying other things until I finally had a colonoscopy and was diagnosed with UC. It seemed almost immediately after I was diagnosed that all of the other lovely symptoms started to appear and I learned that my back pain was indeed caused by the UC.

akirama said...
UC was my first thought, now I'm thinking aboult a few other things- candida, Crohn's...

I have bipolar disorder and I'm very anxious now, so need to check it as fast, as possible.

you could've just picked up a stomach bug that could be knocked out with a round of antibiotics too.


Get some tests done, ask for a stool sample to test for pathogens, see if they can check your blood too for any inconsistencies/deficiencies. These tests will yield results fairly quickly too. Maybe also ask to schedule a colonoscopy, sometimes it can take a few months to get in for one of those. If you find out you caught something else through other tests then you can always cancel the colonoscopy. Better to schedule it now if it's a few months away than go through all these other tests, find nothing, then have to schedule a colonoscopy thus delaying it even further.

Oh, I forgot- she said, if there will be something wrong, or I will still feel like crap (sorry), I will get referral for colonoscopy ;)

Thank You :)