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Stomach pain and dairrhea - what to do?
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Depends: Any one of a number of GI dysfunctions can lead to diarrhea and stomach pain. The "stomach" pain is probably referred from your irritable colon which is leading to the diarrhea. In most cases this is due to ingestion of unpleasant foodstuffs which your body is getting rid of. If it is persistent, your family doc should be consulted. Meanwhile immodium may help.
Answered 6/10/2014
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