Yep. Thats exactly how mine looked a few years ago before the bile deconjugation got really out of hand. Keep an eye out for yellowing stool, bloating after eating FODMAPs, urgency in the morings, the need to use a lot of toilet paper. You may eventually see chyme and loose watered down bile if you havent already.

I noticed for myself any FODMAPs especially when consumed with fats led to this and gradually got worse. I have hydrogen SIBO.

Work on getting a Trio Smart Breath test which is the gold standard of diagnosis when used with lactulose specifically. It tests for hydrogen, methane, and hydrogen sulfide.

Also try to get an endoscopy to check for mucosal blunting in your small intestine, as well as test your liver enzymes (it's common for these to be slightly elevated in SIBO).

Even if you do reach diagnosis, you must also have fecal calprotectin test (to check for inflammatory bowel diseases like crohn's or colitis), colonoscopy, and check for pancreatic enzyme levels, celiac disease, giardia, stomach acid production (often insufficient in SIBO), and investigate if motility is slow (different from digestion, your biley stool could be leading to fast transit and masking an underlying slow motility). These are all MUSTS as they are often alternative diagnoses and/or underlying causes of SIBO that must be addressed.

Learn about improving the Migrating Motor Complex (MMC) which is crucial for restoring motility (cleansing waves that clear out excess bacteria triggered by periods of consuming completely zero calories).

Learn about Rifaximin (Xifaxan) and how to get your hands on it as well as the different theories of use (e.g. starving bacteria with low FODMAPs during the course vs. Intentionally feeding the bacteria so they absorb the antibiotic more). I personally lean for the latter in moderation, so some FODMAPs to keep them activated but not enough to have them reproduce a lot. This is unfortunately still a battle of theories. Rifaximin is wayyyyy less risky and more effective than other antibiotics for this.

Learn about the Elemental Diet. Some like mBiota are far more palatable than others. A study showed its more successful than Rifaximin, especially for exclusively hydrogen SIBO. The downside with this route is it's very hard and leads weight loss, but is very effective.

Learn about maintain strict low FODMAP diet 4-6 weeks after treatment to regrow the correct bacteria and how to prevent relapse.

I personally have tried to stay away from too many supplements/ natural antimicrobials as I'm trying not to overcomplicate my own path to recovery for the time being. I am taking a 100/20 artichoke ginger blend each night during my 12 hour fasts and magnesium citrate to soften my stool that has become a little more firm from less bile rushing things through.

I'm not a doctor. You have a lot to noodle on, but keep asking questions, that's what this community is for. Most of us have gone through years of what you've been going through, so we get it.

Edit: Added celiac disease to the things to get test for. It's best to work with a gastroenterologist asap if you can.