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Stomach issue
I am having a very mind pain in stomach and there is a pain at anus earlier ( 2 weeks ago ) i had dark stool & now I am getting stool with 3 to 4 % undigested food and little black thing also.
Normal cbc, lft & usg abdomen.
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Dr sk wadhwa is doing a fabulous job out there.
Hats off sir 😂.
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You have lot of patience to do that kind of detailed research on your stools.
This habit should never die.
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Kindly consult gastroenterologist.Need more history and evaluation
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Dr. Bisweswar Das
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Kindly consult
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