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A member asked:
On max phase of advocare (14th day), my wife has on-going bm's from that time that are excessive and painful, could this be caused by the pill packet?
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Possible: Possibly the result of the pill, but only if the pill was a recent addition. I would talk to the prescribing doctor for additional recommendations, such as whether to stop the med or change it. I hope she is feeling better soon.
Answered 5/21/2016
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