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I have been having trouble going to the bathroom (#2) only go w/ laxative and notices that my right abdomen is larger than my left.. should i worry?
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Bowel movements: Any change in bowel movement habits is considered a reason to seek medical help. An unusual bowel movement pattern may be a sign that something more serious may be going on. Better to be safe.
Answered 9/21/2013
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