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Multiple stools

2016-01-10 03:08:35
I haven't faced any problem in particular. But I get stool multiple times a day (2-3) and many times just after I have food. Is this normal? I am having same for last 6-8 years. And i dont remember before that. Suggest.
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No clearly, Ayurved shares such pts though r healthy need to be for their digestion.. N guided for diet n Rasayan Therapy. Till u consult with AYURVEDIC opinion plz pop 2tab of ajmodadi piwder/vati, twice with warm buttermilk after food for 8 days

Answered2016-01-12 07:14:08

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Yes it might be normal for few people...but still if you want to get evaluated you can consult a gastroenterologist...

Answered2016-01-10 15:33:02

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