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A member asked:
I take laxatives every night. for the past years i had severe diarrhea. i use the bathroom a lot and blood in the stool. now cramps. what may this be?
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Stop the laxatives: You need to avoid the use of all laxatives and see your doctor to work up the blood in your stool.
Answered 12/5/2018
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