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Every evening i start feeling waves of nausea, and then lower back cramping. then i get the urge to pass a bm. why am i feeling all this so strongly?
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Need more info : This is complicated and requires more information. You could be describing cramping associated with ibs. Do your symptoms resolve with bowel movements, a tell-take sign? The back cramps is odd though. Consider a consultation with a gastroenterologist
Answered 10/16/2016
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