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Drinking water
So many of people says on online drinking more water has so many benifits so i drank more water like 5 or 6 litres a day some days later I suffer indigestion (loose motions)
I usually don't eat outside food I don't know how I got loose motions
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Drink around 3 litres per day.
Taking excess of anything is bad. Keep everything in moderation.
Loose motion could be because of many reasons. Kindly consult me for further evaluation and treatment.
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Dr. S K Wadhwa
Gynecologist
45 yrs exp
Lucknow
You don't get loose motions because of drinking of excess water. You get loose motion because of exposure to heat and bright and hot 🌞 Sun. Please be careful.
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