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Are you taking one of the anti-cholesterol drugs? That might have something to do with it.

And to help with digestion, yogurt is very good.

Also, a stool softener might help. Even if you're not constipated, it still helps keep your s**t together, so to speak.
Oh, I don't agree! Colace will make this mess much worse!
I know many patients without PN who get this leaking running type stool they can't control! For patients not taking opiates Colace can be very disasterous!
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