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I have been having lower abdominal pain, dizzy spells, diarrhea and every now and then a hard stool, for about 2 and half weeks now, any idea what it?
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Irritable bowel: Abdominal pain and alternating bowel movements are typical for irritable bowel syndrome. Usually this improves by avoiding stimulants such as caffeine and nicotine and getting plenty of fiber in your diet. Symptoms could also be related to other problems. Would recommend seeing your physician for further evaluation.
Answered 11/23/2019
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