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Hi. Another thing that both our girls have in common is the change in stool color. I just noticed it recently and thought it was some change in her diet, but you are exactly right when you say it is grey. We have only had abdominal pain a few times, but we have had pain right above her pubic bone, which I would imagine is the bladder.....
J
J. Interesting.Hopefully more will answer.It only makes sense that once her upper abdominal pain went away, along with the bloatiness,that her stools would return back to normal.I feel its very important to have her bladder closely looked at(for the lower ab. pain),being that she has been having these bladder issues for a long time.I have read chronic cystitis can cause bladder ulcers.That is my concern.Better safe than sorry.
My son never complains of pain he just endures it.. but acts irritable so thats my clue when something is wrong. He has been having problems with constipation ever since he was 2. He started singulair at 2 1/2. Since he has been off his constipation problem has gone away!
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