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Hi, my boyfriend is a type one diabetic insulin dependent, his bowel movements smell sour quite often. could his diabetes be a contributing factor?
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Diabetes: I think not, but please have your boyfriend see his doctor some time soon! Is he taking continuous insulin? That is the best way to control diabetes? Hope all stays well!
Answered 9/20/2016
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