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I have bulimia recovery - fullness, bloating and constipation, what to do?
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Patience: The GI sxs you describe are common during recovery from bulimia. You need to be patient. Stick with your treatment and a healthy food plan and your GI system will adjust. Congratulations on your recovery
Answered 6/30/2014
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