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Can you tell me is pooping too much a sign of kidney problems?
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Bowel movements: Frequent bowel movements are not a sign of kidney problems, however if you have diarrhea and lose too much fluid through your stools, this can cause dehydration and lead to acute kidney injury.
Answered 12/8/2013
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