Dr. Trisha Pasricha
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2,195 appearances
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5 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 8 Jul
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many different factors, but you want to understand what's normal for you so that when there's a change, you can recognize it quickly.
You can bring it to your doctor.
So I think the first step here is start looking.
You know, I'm not asking you to take photos.
I'm not asking you to like make a diary about it, but just get in the habit of looking.
For the most part, people poop within some hue, some shade of brown, and that's normal.
Most commonly, the questions that like people ask me in my clinic or they slide into my DMs and ask are like, well, I had this weird green poop today.
I had a yellow poop.
Is that normal?
Not normal.
And context is everything in those situations.
There are times where a green poop, a little yellowish poop.
could be completely normal.
If there's been a big change to you, like suddenly that yellowish green poop is accompanied by diarrhea, fever, pain, then it becomes not so normal.
Purple poop is a question I get.
We often get these compounds called anthocyanins in our diet.
They're present in berries, they're a pigment, you can get it in red wine.
The next day, two days later, kind of depending on how quickly your bowels are moving, you might get a little purple poop because of something you ate two days ago.
That wouldn't bother me so much.
Beets are a classic masquerader.
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