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will a low to non fat diet help malabsorption caused by steatorrhea?
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deni825
My husband has had fatty stools for months now. Dr. is looking for cause, gallbladder is suspected but not confirmed yet. Will following a low to non fat diet help ease his gastro distress until cause and treatment are found and started?
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Posted by deni825
My husband has had fatty stools for months now. Dr. is looking for cause, gallbladder is suspected but not confirmed yet. Will following a low to non fat diet help ease his gastro distress until cause and treatment are found and started?