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I was diagnosed with diverticulitis, which caused a bowel perforation. I had a sigmoidectomy, no problem, and a resection. Now I’m dealing with constant and urgent diarrhea, as well as some cramping.

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I was diagnosed with diverticulitis, which caused a bowel perforation. I had a sigmoidectomy, no problem, and a resection. Now I’ m dealing with constant and urgent diarrhea, as well as some cramping.

A new international study led by Mayo Clinic researchers has identified a genetic factor that may explain why some patients ...

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