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Pages: 1 oily discharge       #285103 - 10/03/06 06:28 PM Edit Reply Quote Advance Reged: 07/13/06 Posts: 22 does anyone have this? what causes this and what could be done? when i was on acacia, i have no trouble with this probably because stools were bulky, but it gave me painful cramps and spasms. Now that i'm on citrucel, i feel much better but the oily discharge is back and it's really messing with my quality of life. is it possible that the sugar or citric acid could be causing this? does anyone have any suggestions? thanks. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator     Re: oily discharge       #285143 - 10/04/06 05:56 AM Edit Reply Quote Miso Reged: 04/20/06 Posts: 559 Loc: Calgary, Alberta, Canada is it oily or more mucousy? oily discharge can mean fat malabsorption, digestive enzymes may help with that, but i would ask a doc if it continues. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator     Pages: 1

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