Pale Stools
You can also keep track of your stool’s color to identify jaundice. Your stool might change its color and turn into pale if you are suffering from this health issue. This change mainly happens because there might be a duct blockage triggering lowered bilirubin in the stool. As a result, it leaves most of the bilirubin to be released in the urine and stool. In case you experience serious obstruction, the stool might even turn to grey. Black or bloody stools might indicate that you have bleeding complications due to liver disease. [5]
