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Suffering from anxiety diarrhoea
I get anxious whenever I need to go outside and thus keep on having nervous poops. Please help. Have been suffering since 10 months
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Many patients have increase frequency of stools or urine during anxiety especially social anxiety. Homoeopathy is the solution as it studies patient in details including psychological and physical symptoms before coming to right prescription. You will get cured in short duration as your condition is not chronic. Please consult over phone for detailed case history and right prescription for your ailment.
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It's a common finding to have increase frequency of urination during anxiety episodes. But less common to have increase frequency of passing stools. Before concluding that it's psychological origin, better to get evaluated for any Gut infection or abnormalities with physician or gastroenterologist
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kindly consult a gastroenterologist for rule any organic cause for increased bowel habits
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