The Best of Dr. Oz
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Over the years, viewers began to trust Dr. Oz so much, no medical questions were off-limits…even ones that dealt with the most personal, embarrassing topics.
Watch Dr. Oz tackle awkward questions.
Oprah says she'll never forget Maureen, a mom who told Dr. Oz that she suffered from diarrhea, constipation and hemorrhoids. When she did have a bowel movement, she said her stool looked like tiny marbles. At the time, Dr. Oz said a person's poop should ideally be S-shaped .
What happens after you make an embarrassing admission on national TV? As soon as she got home, Maureen says people started calling. "They were saying, ''Oh, I have a similar problem. I can't believe it.' or ''What's your poop like now?'" she says. "I have to admit, I don't know if I ever got the S. I think my tiny marbles changed to kind of like a banana. I'm like the Chiquita girl now."
Watch Dr. Oz tackle awkward questions.
Oprah says she'll never forget Maureen, a mom who told Dr. Oz that she suffered from diarrhea, constipation and hemorrhoids. When she did have a bowel movement, she said her stool looked like tiny marbles. At the time, Dr. Oz said a person's poop should ideally be S-shaped .
What happens after you make an embarrassing admission on national TV? As soon as she got home, Maureen says people started calling. "They were saying, ''Oh, I have a similar problem. I can't believe it.' or ''What's your poop like now?'" she says. "I have to admit, I don't know if I ever got the S. I think my tiny marbles changed to kind of like a banana. I'm like the Chiquita girl now."
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