Question: Raymond M. is a 40-year old male patient who is on multiple oral medications. He takes colesevelam (Welchol), a bile acid sequestrant, because it helps control his chronic diarrhea. He is also taking phenytoin which is an antiepileptic. He has been taking both of these medications for several years and his conditions have always been well controlled, with his phenytoin level between the MEC and MTC every time it is checked.. If he stops taking the colesevelam ()Welchol, what is most likely to happen? Group of answer choices He will get constipated He will get heartburn His phenytoin level may go up He might have a seizure. Need Assignment Help?