It may be blood-tinged, too. There's some evidence to suggest that mucus in the colon, where stool passes, may help to ...

The mucus in your stool may be white, yellowish-brown, or tinged with blood. If your digestive tract becomes irritated or inflamed, mucus production increases, and you may notice more mucus in ...

A sign that an infection may be causing your green mucus is if it's thick and sticky. The build-up of infectious agents and white blood cells may thicken your mucus. Your mucus is generally clear ...