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My wife thinks i should see someone for my diarrhea. should i?
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Peace in the home: Probably; especially if it has been for a while, is bothersome, is associated with fever, bleeding, weight loss, joint pains, or other symptoms. Someone has to look out for you; it is probably your wife. Nothing to lose by getting checked out.
Answered 5/13/2014
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