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Old 07-03-2011, 08:58 PM #15
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Yes I have that problem, no I don't have that problem....I'm either constipated or NOT!

Hope you feel better soon..
It's a miserable problem, and for me, it's gotten to the point, that if stool is too soft, it will not force the internal **** muscle to open. And when it is forced to open, I suffer with rectal pain for hours.

Are we having fun yet?

Thanks, if this Spine Specialist is as good as his reputation, maybe, I'll at least get a DX.

Hug,
Chelle
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