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So I started having severe gastrointestinal issues a couple years ago. Found out it was due to a prescription I am taking. I started to notice I could feel hard lumps just above my left hip bone when laying down if I don't flex up. I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed this? It's possible it could just be hardened stool maybe.... Most of my stools are hard balls or hardish clumps

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If your stools are hard dry and lumpy it’s definatley constipation , you need to see doc to get it sorted maybe a stool softener to get rid of backlog , either caused by your medication slowing your gut down x

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If you are slim, it is possible to feel stool in that area when lying down. In fact when lying on my back early in the morning I can certainly feel stool on the bottom right hand side above my hip.

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