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I have had bowel changes for about a month of two now, it goes from squishy to liquid to mucus to just mucus to hard again and i use bathrrom 5+ more times in a day everyday?
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Those changes are not normal because they have persisted for quite some time, you may have an inflammatory bowel disease. You need to see your doctor for a thorough work up.
Answered 5/4/2021
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