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After a chiropractor appointment, i can't stop running to the toilet. is this normal?
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Hmmm: I cannot think of a reason to cause you to run to the toilet so frequently... I would contact your chiropractor right away to discuss with them. Best of luck!
Answered 11/20/2014
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Emergency?: In extremely rare cases a serious condition known as cauda equina syndrome has been associated with chiropractic manipulation. Pain is not always present and it can be a medical emergency. An incidental urinary tract infection is also possible. Notify your doctor and your chiropractor right away.
Answered 11/27/2014
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