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I have done stool re test , in this test result aremucus(+), pus3-4, acidic, vegetables(+++), starch(++), ph-?
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Meaningless results: ...Without understanding the context in which your stool was checked, your presenting problems that prompted the need for medical advice, your risk factors, ; your underlying health history. The panel of testing you describe is of questionable value anyway. Please don't let someone now try to sell you a lot of expensive supplements/treatments to "correct" a problem your stool supposedly shows!
Answered 12/2/2020
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