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Nov 2 2009, 06:53 PM
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Nov 3 2009, 06:21 PM
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Are you being treated by a physician for IBS? If not you should consider it. Otherwise if what you are saying is that your food goes straight through you, you might try immodium.
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Nov 3 2009, 06:29 PM
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Hi Wendy,
I used to have this problem and sometimes still do now. It is an upper GI problem instead of an IBS-related one. Can you tolerate a lil bit of non-fat milk? or soymilk? or rice/ almond milk? If so, you could probably drink half a glass of it to coat the stomach and then take two tablets of Tums (chewable) to reduce stomach acid. I find this most helpful. Eating crackers/cereal isn't really a good idea b/c they enter the stomach triggering a surge of acid and then do not have enough content/fiber for the stomach digest. So the key is to coat the stomach so that it feels a lil more comfortable and then reduce the stomach acid rather than stimulate it. Sometimes I also only chew the Tums without drinking the (soy/rice etc) milk. |
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