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I just took a bottle of magnesium citrate. my bowles have been twice now but a really soft liquidy. should i be concerned by stomach is hard?
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Possibly: I assume you're having pain and constipation. If your abdomen is puffed up and/or painful, I'd recommend you go to the er or urgent care and get checked out with an X-ray to make sure you're not obstructed. Its difficult to assess your situation over the internet.
Answered 3/3/2021
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