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My 35 year old daughter with cerebral palsy has for the past month frequent abnormal large bowel movements?
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Is it diarrhea?: A secretory diarrhea can produce large volumes of stool and should be tested for infection and other pathology. Have her primary care physician aware of this change any they can order stool studies in order to make a diagnosis. Once determined, proper treatment can begin. Be sure to test for C diff.
Answered 10/11/2016
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