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Been dealing with pebble poops one week, regular poops the other one and off for months. no other symptoms. should i be worried about colon cancer?
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No, but you would want to consider adding an extra fiber to your diet and maybe even a fiber supplements such as Metamucil. You should also add in extra liquids, to remain well hydrated. Good luck.
Answered 6/26/2023
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