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I was constipated for months, changed my diet have now have 4 to 8 bms a day. my left abdomen is now sore and i am wondering if i should be worried.
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Bowel habits: Going from constipation to frequent bms per day may be the cause of your new discomfort. It will likely resolve as you become accustomed to your new diet. If there is increase in pain, blood or mucous in stools , seek medical attention.
Answered 10/7/2013
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