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Old 08-14-2013, 11:13 PM #1
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Default Poop question - yes I know
Ok tonight was very weird - only medicine I took was one naproxen earlier this morning. Well 20 minutes ago, I used the bathroom. And yes it was #2 - but I hate to explain this but I've never seen it before. It felt very thick coming out, but easy - and then when I started wiping, I felt it to be very weird. Well when I looked, it was like greyish color with very thick texture - I've never had this before. I know you're probably saying this kid is crazy, but sorry I have to ask if its never happened to me before. I feel fine, a bit nauseous but easy. Not sure why this is.
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