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Loose Stools, Need To Pass Stools After Eating

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Posted on Fri, 14 Sep 2012
Question: the q. is about bowel movement, i will eat at any time of day, then within the hr. i must visit the restroom, and never a solid #2. for 2-mths.or so. i do not eat all that bad, alot of meat. also 5 or 6 drinks anight
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Answered by Dr. Mihail Iepure (4 hours later)
Hello,
Welcome to XXXXXXX
Since when you have mentioned disturbances, possible in your case be involved many causes, as food intolerance ( soy protein , milk, other food allergy ) or oily food; absorptive disorders ( glucose-galactose malabsorption ); malabsorption syndrome; vitamin deficiency ( Vit C, B group ); ingestion of toxin from water, food; infectious factor ( parasites, bacteria,) ; systemic diseases involving small and large intestine; I would recommend you monitoring properly your food and find out if is correlated with some items, then you need stool analysis and cultures to rule out infection , infestation; abdominal ultrasonography; colonoscopy. You may try now oral rehydration salts and probiotics until cause will be determined.
Hope this helps and I have answered your query. If you have additional queries don’t hesitate to ask.

Best Regards,


Dr.Mihail
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Loose Stools, Need To Pass Stools After Eating

Hello,
Welcome to XXXXXXX
Since when you have mentioned disturbances, possible in your case be involved many causes, as food intolerance ( soy protein , milk, other food allergy ) or oily food; absorptive disorders ( glucose-galactose malabsorption ); malabsorption syndrome; vitamin deficiency ( Vit C, B group ); ingestion of toxin from water, food; infectious factor ( parasites, bacteria,) ; systemic diseases involving small and large intestine; I would recommend you monitoring properly your food and find out if is correlated with some items, then you need stool analysis and cultures to rule out infection , infestation; abdominal ultrasonography; colonoscopy. You may try now oral rehydration salts and probiotics until cause will be determined.
Hope this helps and I have answered your query. If you have additional queries don’t hesitate to ask.

Best Regards,


Dr.Mihail