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Hi everyone, what colour are the stools expected down the line after procedure? Colour etc? Just for future reference?

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Hi, in my experience I was told stools would be normal colour (ie yellow for babies) if kasai was successful and LFTs normal. If they changed to grey again, then that could have been a sign of cholangitis (along with other symptoms) or a failed kasai. Hope this helps x

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IrishMum in reply toWidemoon

Thats great thank you, my little boy is greenish at the moment, with yellow stools aswell, is that ok? Thanks x

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Widemoon

I was told anything but grey is fine, green and yellow are good colours! If you have worries though you could send a photo across to your liver team to review. X

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