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Is it normal to have stomach discomfort & diarrhea after a colonoscopy? i had a colonoscopy today. i did the clenpiq split prep & finished it at 10am. tonight, i still have diarrhea & stomach discomfort. i know he took multiple biopsies. normal?
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Colonoscopy: This doesn't sound especially worrisome. But read the materials you probably were given after the procedure. They may explain what symptoms to watch for or inform your doctor about. If you weren't given such info or instructions aren't clear, call the office where your colonoscopy was done.
Answered 3/3/2020
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