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Motion after eating food
Get motion after couple of hours of eating food. Loose motion but only after eating food. No pain. No other issue.
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You need proper treatment for your problems.
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you may be benefitted from colon irrigation therapy
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It is a reflex action called Gastro Colic Reflex in which entry of food in stomach stimulates the colon to move forwards and give a call for evacuation or motion. Ordinarily it occurs daily to every body in the morning mostly after taking a cup of tea or something. If you have not had food from some eating house not of safe standards, there is a possibility of amoebic infection which also creates similar symptoms. If that is the case you will need a course of anti amoebic medicines for which you should consult on Practo.
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Does it happen with every meal? How long has this been happening? Kindly consult with proper history for better management.
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