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Can drinking too much water can cause loose motion or diarrhoea? i'm worried. please reply?
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No. Drinking more water does not cause diarrhea. There is some other reason for it. You may take Imodium or PeptoBismol, if that does not relieve the issue in a day or two, you should see a doctor.
Answered 6/28/2021
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