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Old 10-09-2013, 02:10 PM #1
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Default concussion and intense constipation
I used to have a rock solid digestive system but since the accident I have on and off constipation and have been dealing with cramps now for 2 days with no resolution (still not pooping) Anyone else dealing with this? I'm juicing and taking supplements to help brain function and drinking lots of water.

Thanks for any feedback.

Wade
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