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I have been bloated all day everyday for the last 2-3 weeks. i was on an antibiotic during that time, but seems worse since i stopped taking it. ?
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Dx: What diagnosis were you given to be on an antibiotic? Need more information. Seems your bloated before the antibiotic started? Diahrea? Constipation? Fever? Pain? Need more information. Go back to see the doctor who gave you the antibiotic
Answered 1/30/2016
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