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Can adhesions be causing my chronic loose stools?
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Anything is: Possible, but not likely in your case that diarrhea is caused by adhesions, if you have normal anatomy otherwise. Consult with a GI specialist for other possible causes of chronic diarrhea.
Answered 6/10/2014
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