If this has become chronic over several weeks or months, it might be advisable to seek out a gastroenterologist. Many problems could be the answer, and you might explore possible Celiac Disease, as one example. Treatment is available, even for irritable bowel syndrome, so avail yourself of help.
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Your doc will be best to approach first as a detailed history, review of current and previously diagnosed conditions, current meds and supplements and a focused exam will be needed. Keep a log also with type of food/ drinks ingested and following symptoms/ BM’s frequency and consistency . In case a specialist is needed, your doc will be able to coordinate locally.
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Agree with Dr. Pacinicuc and Mechanic. You could try modifying your diet. Visit this site for information about diet: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/fodmap-diet-what-you-need-to-know
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