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Does Intake Of Liv 52 While Having IBS Increase Loose Motions?

I have IBS problem and very week appitite. I tried to take liv 52 to increase appitite the loose motion increases. My wife says I am wrong I must continue to take liv 52 to increase appitite because I lost some weight. I am 55 years old thin body. Thanks
Thu, 21 May 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

The liv 52 is suppose to help with appetite but every medication works differently for everyone.

If it caused you to have loose bowel movements then you should not use it because it would not cause weight gain , it would cause you to lose additional weight.

There are other supplements that you can use to help increase your appetite.

I hope this helps
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Does Intake Of Liv 52 While Having IBS Increase Loose Motions?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The liv 52 is suppose to help with appetite but every medication works differently for everyone. If it caused you to have loose bowel movements then you should not use it because it would not cause weight gain , it would cause you to lose additional weight. There are other supplements that you can use to help increase your appetite. I hope this helps