5. Oily, Foul-Smelling Stool
Diseases that affect normal gallbladder function ultimately disturb the digestive processes in the gut. This is because the flow bile, an important digestive fluid stored in the gallbladder, is compromised, preventing it from helping the body break-down and absorb the fats found in food. When this happens, unconverted fat reaches the colon, from where it is later passed as oily, foul-smelling stool.
