Tingling in lower leg after passin stool

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Hi since the past 10 days I had morning stools that would disintegrate in the water. They would come out normal but dissolve in the water. Did not pass any other stools during the day after the morning one for that duration. Had pain in lower abdomen which has subsided since then. But today morning I got a proper stool that was in its usual shape and did not dissolve in the water. After I finished I stood up off the commode and got a tingling sensation like pins and needles in my lower right leg which appears in different parts at any point of time and disappears. Is this something related to my digestive tract? Please shed some insight on the same. Thank You!

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Dr. Ganapathi S Kini Gastroenterologist 19 yrs exp Thane · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ganapathi S Kini

Gastroenterologist 19 yrs exp Thane

No, it's not related to your digestive tract.

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