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Stools mushy type
One week back I got fever ,cold,cough, body pains I took dolo, Azithromycin for 3 days it was cured ,
But now I'm getting my stools as mooshy type like liquid type stools daily twice, and I'm getting lot of gas.
Note previously I was effected with covod I took lot of tablets , after I got anal fissure I used medication from last 4 months it was cured . .
What shall I do to get my stools normal plz suggest doctor
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consultation is advisable for detailed discussion and medication
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Dr. Pankaj Kumar
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14 yrs exp
Hoshiarpur
Get stool examination done. It may be due to post antibiotics. Avoid taking milk and mulk products. Increase consumption of fibres.
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