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Watery stools/diarrhea for the past 2/4days without any other body issues. could this be due to a muscle mass shake i have been taking for the pst 7 days .it contains 53grams of protein and 234gram of carbs per serving.
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You could be having an osmotic diarrhea from the supplement. The supplement is not need, if you are eating a regular mixed diet. Stop taking the supplement. If that does not help, take Imodium or PeptoBismol. If that does not resolve the matter in 1-2 days, it would be time to see a doctor. Drink enough water so your urine is mostly colorless.
Answered 3/31/2021
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