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PostPosted: 05/31/07 - 02:21    Post subject: dark loose stool Vote now! Reply with quote
hi. this past 5 weeks my stool has been looser and dark in colour i have had occult test done that was clear, also tummy very sick at times i seem to have a lot of gas, please can someone tell me what is wrong
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