It is important to note that the presence of reducing sugars in the stool does not necessarily indicate a specific condition, and further testing and evaluation may be necessary to confirm a diagnosis. The healthcare provider will interpret the test results and provide further guidance based on the individual patient’s medical history and symptoms. Patients may be advised to avoid certain medications and foods that can affect the results of the test, and the healthcare provider will provide specific instructions regarding any dietary restrictions or medication changes that are needed. It is also important to follow the instructions provided for collecting and handling the stool sample to ensure accurate test results.
