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Loose Motions after eating food
My mother is 63yrs old,Recovered from back pain due to long hours travelling and prolonged cough completely
During the course of medication for prolonged cough,starting getting loose motions after every meal intake and it's still not controlled
Covid test is negative. no fever,no-cold and no throat pain.
Antibiotic medication prescribed by doctor for prolonged cough-augmentin 625mg-5days(1-0-1)
Medication completed 10days ago,but still having loose motions after eating food ,other wise I'm not having any motions throughout the day.
I'm active and my energy levels of 90% fine.my sleep cycles are fine.
What could be the reason for my loose motions?
Kindly advise.
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Could be Your diet.
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