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Lately ive been having loose stools covered in mucus. what could this be? ive had a colonoscopy before which was normal.
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IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome is a common cause of mucus in stools. If you're also experiencing cramps and loose stools and can't pinpoint any triggers, look into the fodmap diet to learn which foods to avoid. Your gastroenterologist can also advise you.
Answered 7/12/2019
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