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March 7th, 2012
I have a tendency to have liquidy bowel movement when consume a bit too much beers & going more than once a day. Is this a sign of something more serious?
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replied March 9th, 2012
Welcome to e health forum.

Unless you have persistent liquid stools, in increased frequency per day, even when you do not drink beers, there is nothing to worry about.

Responsible alcohol use would be the step to go forward.




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