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My mother suffered from heart attack in mid March. She had to undergo angioplasty. Soon after discharged from hospital she has continous loose motions. She is unable to eat anything from the fear of loose motions. She has both BP and diabetes. Any idea what causes it and what can be done to stop loose motions.
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If loose motion is still persisting since March... Please see a Physician reference again... It needs to be evaluated.
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