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So i fell down my stairs 3 days ago but pretty sure i just experienced bowl incontinence during the middle of the night. should i see my primary care ?
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Fall: Yes, please do see your PCP. You have two different things happening and they need to be evaluated. Your doc will likely try to figure out why you fell in the first place, if you have a concussion, and what is going on w/your GI system. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/7/2017
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