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2020-05-27 18:59:17
My daughter(13year old) is having a problem of mucous in stools and frequent bowels 4 to 5 times in a day( only sometimes with abdominal pain or cramps ) This all is happening from last two months She also loss some weight What wrong with her?
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Please get her investigated if she is suffering from last 2 months with altered bowel habits and weight loss. Get her routine blood tests along with thyroid function test and stool routine microscopy and sonography of whole abdomen done. You can do an online video consultation or visit a gastroenterologist with the reports.

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