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I HAVE LOOSE MOTION.CAN I DRINK ENO SALT FOR LOOSE MOTION? WILL LOOSE MOTION STOP BY DRINKING ENO SALT?

PAST HISTORY : I had late night food on Thursday since then from Friday im having loose motions with pain in stomach.

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Eno is mainly for gastric reflux and acidity if u r having loose motion u can drink eno but loose motion will resolve on its own if it doesn't consult

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