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Bm 1-2 times a week, stools are yellow/brown and floats, nausea, jittery, fatigue, pressure in stomach below sternum, irritable, hot flashes.
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Bowel disorder: If you eat 3 times you need to have 2 to 3 bowel movements a day. The constipation and irritability is suggestive of poor gut health. Floating stools suggestive of low enzymes Changing diet to include vegetables, fruits, and adding probiotics may give you relief. Adding pancreatic enzymes and lemon to your water can also help.
Answered 10/23/2017
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