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Semi solid stool ( like cow dunga)
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I was having periodic semi solid and diahera stool in Feb month ...then i met gastroenterology and she prescribed provisional ibs and. Started treatment. I am taking antaacidr , probiotic and colospa. I am taking these tablets from 2 month. I had barbeque food yesterday and having little outside food since 1 week.
Now i am facing soft stool again once in day. Morning stool remains like soft and soughes consistency.
Is this normal behaviour.???
Two week back stool examination was normal .
Please suggest.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Soft stools once a day or maximum 2 times is normal.. only if it is not watery in consistency. Avoid food from outside when you have ibs problem.. take care in your diet and fluids.
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