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Why can't i eat lettuce without getting extream cramps and severe dirrhea? it comes out in little chewed up pieces with blood and mucus.
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Needs further evalua: Blood and mucus in stool are not normal and need to be evaluated further to rule out colitis.
Answered 12/20/2012
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