[ SECRET POST #6323 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6323 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Doctors and healthcare are for the rich

[(Anonymous)]

So I only landed on IBS because at the start it was following that pattern (apples and beans were the first foods to go) but now it just seems random. I can tolerate small servings of yogurt but no other dairy, and iceburg lettuce but no other lettuces. I used to be able to stomach carrots but those are out now too. I've tried all sorts of gas, pro/prebiotic, stomach treatments and nothing seems to work.

And not to get too tmi but it is not exactly constipation or any obvious gas, just intense intense stabbing pain in my lower abdomen that happens about 1-3hrs after eating. There is never passing gas or a bowel movement, just pain until the pain stops - usually 10-24hrs. When I say tests basically I want a colonoscopy and an ultrasound.

Re: Doctors and healthcare are for the rich

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like it could be a number of things, from diverticulitis to MCAS - I'm so sorry you're going through this.

Re: Doctors and healthcare are for the rich

[(Anonymous)]

IBS can be without obvious gas - just a feeling that someone kicked you in the stomach. Aanyway, colonoscopy is a good idea, especially at 40+ age. Ultrasaund is so basic that I can't believe it's not free in USA. Good luck. Maybe try asking on some medical forums.

I'm just an IBS on-and-off person. Another thing to consider - it's kinda hard to stick to self prescribed treatments. And even for someone with unlimited funds and time like me, IBS is not exactly easily diagnosed. Doctors just kinda strike out other illnesses.