Two signs of liver cancer that can be noticed in the bathroom

Light or grayish stools

Cause: The liver produces bile, which helps break down fats and gives stools their characteristic brown color. In cases of liver failure (e.g., due to a tumor or obstruction of the bile ducts), bile flow may be reduced or even completely blocked. This results in pale, clay-colored, or even almost gray stools.

What it looks like: Stools are noticeably lighter than usual—almost chalky—and may float in water or appear greasy.

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