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Frequent diarreha after delivery
Hi I have delivered a baby 11 months ago. During delivery I had severe diarreha 1 week before delivery and 1 week after delivery. After that also like at least month thrice or 4 times I have diarreha. Sometimes it may be due to some food I eat but none of my family or friends who ate with me have their stomach upset only I have. Some times I would have eaten plain food like everyday still I have diarreha. It's very problematic stomach growls as if something is moving n I need to rush to washroom. It annoying and embarrassing as it happens in office too. So I take lomotil tablet when I have diarreha. Earlier I never had this type of issue. Post delivery only my gut has become so sensitive and I'm not any food outside only scared of this. Anyone can help what i need to do. Which doctor I need to visit and any tests are needed for this ? Please suggest.
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Please consult your Physician or a Gastroenterologist before you self medicate. It may affect your child as you may still be breastfeeding. You may be having some food intolerance that your gastroenterologist may help figure out for you.
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Please consult the doctor.
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