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Diarrhea and muscle weakness.
From past 3 days I am having diarrhea every time I eat something accompanied by a growling sound. I am also having muscle weakness in my upper arm and a bit of pain in lower back. The pain is not constant and comes and goes. This all started after I got a migraine headache. The headache is gone, but not sure if it's because of it or something else. Kindly help so I can consult accordingly.
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How many times did you have loose stools?
Did you eat outside or take any medications for migraine?
Do you have fever, blood or mucus in feces?
Muscle weakness is because of loss of electrolytes( salts) from the body because of loose motion.
Keep hydrated.
Have lime juice with salt and sugar.
Consult for any query
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may be due deficiency of essential nutrients
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consultation is advisable
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