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Which kind of food should be avoided for a patient with loose motion?
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Don't understand ?: I am uncertain of your question. Food will not affect hypermobility of your joints. Joint laxity can be related to genetic conditions (ehrlos danlos syndrome) or acquired problems such as with trauma. To the best of my knowledge food is not going to make you less mobile.
Answered 4/6/2013
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