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Q: stomach pain after eating and drinking

asked by: nicnat01 on July 30th, 2008

New User

okay, im 14 years old.
towards the end of the school year i wasnt "pooping" as much as i should have. my mom gave me this detoxifing tea that clears your system and helps with constipation. The next day i had diarea and really bad stomach pains, within a day it went away. A few weeks later i started to be really gasey, but still constipated. I drank the tea again, and ever since i drank it, after i eat or drink something, within a few seconds i have to run to the bathroom, and i have horrible stomach pains.

Can someone please tell me whats wrong with me!

Replies(3)

Dr. Nikola

replied on August 7th, 2008

Doctor

How often did you have bowel movements before start taking the tea?
Did you have stomach cramps before start taking the tea?

nicnat01

replied on August 8th, 2008

New User

i honestly didnt keep track, but it was far enough apart for me not to remember.
No cramps before the tea.

Dr. Nikola

replied on August 19th, 2008

Doctor

If the tea causes you unbearable stomach cramps you can quit it.

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