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I think to answer your question we require more information about your diet and if you're taking any medications, supplements, etc.

The reason I say this is because if you eat a plant-based diet, vegetarian/vegan, you tend to have more bowel movements than those with a primary meat/cheese/dairy diet.

Questions arise also about the consistency of the movement. So, maybe you can update your question. :-)

Generally speaking, there's absolutely nothing wrong with bowel movements; in fact, you should eliminate after each meal.

Take care, I think to answer your question we require more information about your diet and if you're taking any medications, supplements, etc.

The reason I say this is because if you eat a plant-based diet, vegetarian/vegan, you tend to have more bowel movements than those with a primary meat/cheese/dairy diet.

Questions arise also about the consistency of the movement. So, maybe you can update your question. :-)

Generally speaking, there's absolutely nothing wrong with bowel movements; in fact, you should eliminate after each meal.

Take care, I think to answer your question we require more information about your diet and if you're taking any medications, supplements, etc.

The reason I say this is because if you eat a plant-based diet, vegetarian/vegan, you tend to have more bowel movements than those with a primary meat/cheese/dairy diet.

Questions arise also about the consistency of the movement. So, maybe you can update your question. :-)

Generally speaking, there's absolutely nothing wrong with bowel movements; in fact, you should eliminate after each meal.

Take care,

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16y ago

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