Sometimes, it can be a case of waiting a week or two to see it things get back to normal. However, it's good to be aware of what your poo might be telling you. But remember not to leap to the ...

If the diarrhoea is more long-term (over four weeks) then you should see your doctor for tests to identify the cause.” “Brown is the normal, healthy colour of poo. Poo that is brown means the ...

They advise: "You should see your doctor if your poo turns black for an unknown reason. Contact the NHS urgently if it is black, tarry and smells bad, especially if you have tummy pain." ...

But what if things change, and you see something beyond the norm in the toilet ... Nelson, surgical director at the Center for Inflammatory Bowel and Colorectal Diseases at Baltimore’s Mercy Medical ...