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PostPosted: 02/21/07 - 10:51    Post subject: no bowell movements in a week Vote now! Reply with quote
i am a 29 year old male. and i am a little worried as of recently, havent had a bowell movement in a week. no pain or discomfort. just unable to.one think i have noticed is that my urine is normally very clear. and now is very dark yellow. Sad
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