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Bowel problem
Recently i have observed since few months, i am going to bowel twice daily, in the first time the stool will be solid, this is before breakfast.
And after breakfast i will need to go again, this time there will be completely soft stool, is this normal?
Also with proper appetite, i am unable to gain weight, weight is stuck at one point.
Liver test is fine, incidental finding of very tiny gb polyp(single), i do get hunger type feeling sometimes even after eating.
Also, my calves/legs are getting thinner, as i see my pant i used to wear is loose now. I do workout daily. Please help me.
Sugar tests and cbc are normal too.
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