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I have been diagnosed with ibs and a gluten intolerance. for 2 weeks i have had a excess amount of mucus in my stool, abdominal and lower back pain?
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See doctor: If you have been avoiding gluten and still have these symptoms, then it is time to consult your doctor preferably a GI specialist.
Answered 6/11/2016
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