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A member asked:
Had a bowel movement, now hurts to walk feels like cramps but much worse it even hurts to sit or lay down. what's happening?
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See doctor: If this is intolerable or getting worse, you need to see your doctor or go to an urgent care. If it is tolerable or getting better, you may wait another day.
Answered 3/7/2015
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