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Its the day after my wisdom teeth extraction and im nauseous, kinda feel weak, and have darkish diarrhea. is this normal?!?
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Fairly Normal: Depending on the medications prescribed to you after the surgery, some can cause diarrhea, you should be getting enough nutrition even if the food is soft you should be trying to eat well to avoid being weak. continue the medications as prescribed and make sure you are getting enough fluids/nutrients.
Answered 12/2/2017
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