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Everytime i eat i get severe diarrhea after with lots of mucus in it. my vit d levels are very low 12.8. could i have malabsorption? always tired too
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See a doctor: Hi. Yes, you could have malabsorption. It could be multiple things. I recommend you see a gastroenterologist. You may need a procedure to aid in diagnosis, and gastroenterologists do all of that stuff. Good luck!
Answered 7/15/2014
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