Fecal smear
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What is Fecal smear?
Fecal smear is a laboratory test to check a stool sample for organisms that can cause problems and diseases in the digestive tract.
Alternative Names:
Stool smear
Posts on Fecal smear (66)
My niece will be 3 in a few weeks. Her parents are separated and she spends every other wee...
What should I expect for my first Gastro appoint? I have it later today due to 2 episodes ...
About a year ago, my blood work came back and I was low in Hemoglobin and Hematocrit. My do...
My mother in law informed me that 2 of our cousins ( brothers ) are smearing their feces on...
- Dec 10, 2007
One of our grandson's will be 5 on Christmas and has Down Syndrome. Recently (over the pas...
- Feb 19, 2011
My (7 year old) step-son recently smeared his feces in the bacthroom as if it was fingerpai...
Ok, I took in my friend's 16 year old son (15 at the time) last year during a rough time wi...
Yesterday I got a call from the school counselor about my 8 year old daughter. She admitte...
What medication can I give my 12 year old to stop feces smearing?
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