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Imodium ... is that for diarrhea? If so, call your doctor!

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    I would urge you to contact your doctor... I am 11 days out myself! I didn't go in the hospital at all, came home and had diarrhea for 6 days and have been constipated now for the last 3... If you take Imodium it may constipate you... Be careful!

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    Call your doctor. I would strongly recommend against taking that stuff without calling your doctor. I don't take any pills that are designed to effect my stomach/GI tract without calling my doc. Too risky.

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    Note: Imodium is an opiate that doesn't cross the blood-brain barrier. Basically it means that it has effects on the rest of your body similar to morphine but doesn't kill pain or get you high because it doesn't get into your brain.

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