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Q: bad stomach pains

asked by: jackking on September 2nd, 2008

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hey, im not sure where to post this but lately i have been having lower stomach pains. i used to only go to the washroom like once a day but now it has increased to around 3 times a day! and i dont know how to say this but it isnt solid like it should be its more like diarea in a way. i had some stomach pains when i was younger and the doctors said there was nothing wrong with me. im not sure what to do.

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Dr. Nikola

replied on September 3rd, 2008

Doctor

Can you locate the pain more precisely?

How strong is the pain? Is it unbearable?

Is the pain constant or intermitent?

Did you notice something like blood or mucos in the stool?

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