yeah i get that too. I can have pain that lasts ages that suddenly goes away only to come back someplace else. I get pain in my back & my stomach.
CAN BACK PAIN LAST ALL DAY THEN GO AND COME BACK
HI EVERYBODY NEED ADVICE MY BACK IS SO SORE AND MOST OF THE DAY IT EASES UP AND THEN IT COMES BACK I NEED OTHER PEOPLE BACK COMPLAINT IS IT NORMAL FOR THE BACK PAIN TO GO AWAY ON ONE SIDE AND COME BACK ON ANOTHER I WAS DOING GREAT 3 DAYS AGO AND I ATE THAT HALF SPOICY PIZZA THEN I HAD D AND THEN MY LEFT SIDE GOT SORE THE PAIN IS GETTING ME DOWN IT,S MOST IN THE BACK AND A ODD SPASM IN MY STOMACH BUT THE PAIN WHEN I BEND IS AWFUL BUT WHEN I SIT UPSTRAIGHT IT NOT THAT BAD BUT SOMETIMES WHEN I WALK IT,S A NIGHTMARE BUT CRAZY THING IS IT COULD BE AWAY TOMORROW BUT COME BACK ANOTHER DAY IT,S REALLY DOING MY NUT IN
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It always amazes me how we all have such different versions of the same things. I have always had back pain with IBS. About 4 years ago I started waking up with it every morning. Usually went away after a trip to the bathroom. That was about 3 years before I was diagnosed, I had no idea what it was about. Looking back, it clearly was a warning.Now I get them during flare ups too and those are even worse. Tying my shoes is almost impossible and it goes on for days or weeks at a time. The only thing besides ibuprofen that helps me with that is heat. I don't know if you can get them in Scotland, but we have these things called ThermaCare heatwraps that you can wear under your clothes, they fasten with velcro. They're thin and pretty comfortable, you can wear one for 8 hours and no one knows. It's low level heat, but it's not bad.
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