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I almost always have diarrhea or loose stool in the morning and then sometimes during the day with stomach pain. could this possibly be ibs?
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IBS: Your symptoms could be secondary to ibs. However, ibs could only be diagnosed if all the other possible causes are ruled out. If you are having these chronic symptoms, you should be evaluated by a gastroenterologist to determine the cause.
Answered 7/10/2015
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