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Enterolab Horrible Question - Malabsorbtion Test

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honestly, I don't know!!!

Their nurse is so knowledgable and helpful. I would call first thing in the morning and talk to her (or have her call you back). I bet she will be able to give you an answer that will help you make your decision.

good luck!

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It doesn't matter what consistency it is when you ship it to them.

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Matilda...I think its like Mariann said. I dont think it matters if its formed or not....I do remember worrying about the same thing though. My malabsorption was in the 900's so pretty bad but I wasn't having "D" or anything like that. I think mine was kinda soft but no runny d.

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oh wow...I was just thinking about this yesterday and wondering if they had tests like this. Interesting. My husband had to do the same thing with urine...had to collect it in a jug over a course of a couple days and take it back to the dr. lab.

So when do they like for you to do this test? That's one of my BIGGEST problems is the big d and all those urgent trips...I wonder if that test would benefit me. It does seem a bit embarassing though....all I know is I wouldn't want that job! lol

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