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an adhesion in the decending colon might explain the flat stools, but is unlikely if you've never had surgery. Sometimes after surgery, your tissue litterally sticks together, or adheres, to itself, and the decending colon is like the last leg of the colon which is shaped like a big upside down U and wraps around your intestines. If you had an adhesion in your decending colon, that could explain the flat stools. If you're having BMs 1-2 times a day, that's pretty healthy, but obviously the nausea is not. It really could just be IBS, which can cause the bloating, nausea, cramping, diarrhea, constipation, etc etc... but that's only something your doctor can diagnose you with AFTER a normal colonoscopy. If you're having nausea, I don't know why your parents wouldn't just take you to the doctor, especially if you're insured. A colonoscopy is a pretty simple proceedure that GI docs do ALL THE TIME. If your colon is fine, I'm guessing it's IBS which can be stress related. good luck.
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