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When is diarrhea a concern ? tmi

Sorry for the tmi...

I was fine, great even! Tuesday I moved on to pureed, that day I had an egg(with miracle whip) . I was fine. Yesterday I had a cupcake sized portion of ricotta bake and under 1/2 cup potatoes (not together) today the only food I had was an egg (made as before).

I woke up today with a stomach ache and the poops. I walked around a bunch, sipped my protein had some water I felt much better. Lunch time I had that egg and I have wanted to die ever since.

I'm literally peeing out the @ss

Should I be concerned? Or when should I be concerned ?

I expect loose stools, but this isn't that. This is literally liquid.

I'm really sorry.

But, any ideas?

Lucky for me 2 of my kids are graduating tomorrow . I will never forgive.myself if I miss it. But I won't be going more than 3 feet from the bathroom like thia.

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    I wish I had advice for you, but I am the opposite. I have had horrible constipation every day since surgery. I start purées today. Maybe give your doctor a call?

  • I took Imodium because this happened to me one day. Turns out I can't eat anything with artificial sweeteners that end with the letters "ol". It's like a laxative for me! Check your ingredients on an

  • Diarrhea should be taken seriously. You will become severely dehydrated quickly. You lose a lot of electrolytes also. If you don't get it under control quickly, call your doc.

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Gee guys thanks for the help.

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I took Imodium because this happened to me one day. Turns out I can't eat anything with artificial sweeteners that end with the letters "ol". It's like a laxative for me! Check your ingredients on anything you're eating. Sugar free pudding was my culprit. In any case take an Imodium. It totally worked! Hope you can enjoy graduation [emoji67]‍[emoji310]

Do you have gallbladder issues? This could be from eating fats and if your gallbladder isn't great it could freak out from that a bit. But I had constipation, not diarrhea.

And I'd hate to have you use immodium and then become constipated! Ugh, this is a bad situation, I'm sorry. How are you feeling now?

Diarrhea should be taken seriously. You will become severely dehydrated quickly. You lose a lot of electrolytes also. If you don't get it under control quickly, call your doc.

Did you start a multi vitamin? It could be a side affect of that.


I have had bowel movements since Tuesday night (surgery was Monday). In fact it was a doozy! Ever since then I have had at least three a day. So glad I am not constipated!

I have not had your experience.
I've heard the same advice about artificial sweeteners so go back and look at your labels. I would definitely be calling or emailing my Dr.

I hope you have a great graduation ceremony with your family

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