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A member asked:
Been passing mucus with/without stool for 2 x wks. some loose stools. not inflammation or parasites, blood and stool test normal. what could it be?
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IBS?: Irritable bowel syndrome is a possibility. Have you had a colonoscopy? You might want to consult with a GI specialist.
Answered 9/28/2016
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