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Black stool after covid
Recently I recovered from Covid, but I still have a mild stomach infection, I pass stool mostly 2 times a days sometimes 3, the stool is a little watery and loose in nature and black in colour, however, it's not too watery and doesn't have mucus, I don't have stomach aches of crams, I don't feel dehydrated as well but the colour of my stool my bothering me,
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may be due to post covid weakness
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion
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Hii , may be you are just thinking extra , according to your history everything is ok need not to worry . Take proper food , water and multivitamin . For further quarry u can consult me .
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Increase intake of water...are u taking any medication?
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Consult me on practo or 9 9 6. 3 8 6 2 6 6 6
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