It is relatively rare for cephalosporins to cause gastrointestinal bleeding.Pseudomembranous enteritis due to long-term antimicrobial use may be combined with gastrointestinal bleeding and some patients will develop black stools.
Black stools with other digestive symptoms usually suggest the possibility of digestive bleeding due to digestive disorders.The smell of faeces may also give some clues to the diagnosis of disease;…
Black stools that appear after taking certain medications are most likely not caused by the medications themselves, but by the diseases that these medications treat.For example, the Helicobacter pylori mentioned…
Black stools are not what is known as persistent stools. Normal frequency of bowel movements will produce black stools whenever there is a high level of gastrointestinal bleeding.