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im 27 years old,i've been having a diarrehe for more then 6 weeks with some throat pain and liver and my stomich some times
im a haevy drinker but i still workout hard in the gym
what could be the cuases ???
im a haevy drinker but i still workout hard in the gym
what could be the cuases ???
Six weeks is way too long to have recurring diarrhea and not to have a diagnosis. You need to see a doctor now with a view to having an endoscopic examination and a definitive diagnosis.
"Pancreatitis
In addition to causing stomach irritation (gastritis), drinking can inflame the pancreas. Chronic pancreatitis interferes with the digestive process, causing severe abdominal pain and persistent diarrhea --and "it's not fixable," Saitz says. Some cases of chronic pancreatitis are triggered by gallstones, but up to 60% stem from alcohol consumption." (webmd.com)
I think you need to see your doctor about this. Workout hard at the gym should help your cardiovascular health, but won't touch this issue imo.
In addition to causing stomach irritation (gastritis), drinking can inflame the pancreas. Chronic pancreatitis interferes with the digestive process, causing severe abdominal pain and persistent diarrhea --and "it's not fixable," Saitz says. Some cases of chronic pancreatitis are triggered by gallstones, but up to 60% stem from alcohol consumption." (webmd.com)
I think you need to see your doctor about this. Workout hard at the gym should help your cardiovascular health, but won't touch this issue imo.
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