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2 different stool tests one detected dientamoeba fragilis the other didn't, does that mean it was a false detection?
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Sporadic release?: Could represent intermittent release. Get a third.
Answered 3/10/2016
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Sir i have stools of two different colors with bad smell. Any every stool has one little trace of blood. Please suggest me. I have done SDR also.
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