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No insurance--Do I need to see a doctor?

I'm 27and have no health insurance for financial reasons. Last Thursday I came home after a class and had a bout of diarrhea and then soon after I felt really cold. I ended up later having a temperature of 101.8 which I got under control that night, but my diarrhea got progressively worse. I've had just a couple waves of nausea, but I would'nt list it as a symptom since it isn't severe. Now, three days later I am still rushing to the bathroom every hour--including during the night--with intense stomach cramps(the kind that inform you of a huge stool you need to release) and I go in the bathroom and pass a tiny few squirts of very loose stool(sorry tmi). Anyways, I am drinking a lot and eating some light soups, but it isn't getting any better. My rear end has become swollen and sore from sitting and straining so much, and all the paperwork required. I have no money, but do I need to see a doctor?

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