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Loose stools
Hy i wanted to ask can drinking hot water cause loose foamy thick bubbly stools  without any blood or pain first i got normal stools like every day then today i got normal and then loose stools together i had cold last night allergic cold i drank half glass hot water and i also drink hot water in the morning everyday but i was not eating properly these days because of work i skipped meals and got constipated i aslo took few medicines antibiotics which was 625 mg with another medicine for some other problems but i didn't completed the course i only took 3 or 4 tabs i have done my stool tests few months back in May or june 2021 came back clear i also have ibs from childhood which was in control from few months because i changed my diet i had omlette and roti few times at night should I repeat my stool test i don't have any pain+ i get this loose stools sometimes once or twice a year whenever i eat something full of spices or during the time or periods dr told me i should drink more curd
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Get your stool checked....Stool routine microscopy and stool culture and sensitivity.....and consult a physician.
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consultation is advisable
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May be drug side effects Kindly consult Deworming done add prebiotics
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Consult
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Chances are your loose motions are because of medicines and not hot water.
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Kindly consult me here or over whatsapp 9971*805905 for detailed evaluation n management
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