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JDHicks99

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Painful Bowel Movements Posted: 11-19-07 10:38am


Ok - I know this is gross - but I have a question. every time I have to have a bowel movement I feel like everything down there gets all swollen and sore afterwards. Most of the time the bottom of my stomach hurts really bad. When I go to the bathroom the pressure in my stomach goes aways but afterwards I feel kind of "funny." Sometimes my legs feel really heavy and I do not feel right for a few hours? I even get the chills and once I go to the bathroom I may go 3-5 more times in about 2 hours... Is all this the symptons for a stomach virus or do you think I need to see my doctor?

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Posted: 11-21-07 14:23pm


Bowel movements are normal! Could be a bacterial infection - those can cause frequent stools and pain in the abdomen. You can get your stools checked by a diagnostic lab or see a GP first and go through the whole routine.

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