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Is it normal to experience lower abdominal cramps after having a bowel movement? apparently i ate something and it made my stomach upset?
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This is not normal if it persists. It could be related to something that you have eaten, Stay hydrated and eat healthy. Keep a diary of what you did eat in case that it reoccurs.
Answered 4/15/2021
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