[dave72200]

Does anyone think ibs is climate related....Whenever the heat is on....my stomach turns....whenever i take a shower...my stomach turns..anyone get the same way? If it's cold out....im fine...feel semi normal....weird

 

[overitnow]

Nope. I have had it in the heat of summer and the depths of a Yukon winter. Never saw a difference.

 

[Elariel]

i definitly have more attacks if it's super hot out.. i cannot stand the heat. but, i will also get an attack if i'm so cold that i'm shivvering. extremes are bad for me lol!

 

[eric]

Heat, cold, air pressure nad humidity can effect IBSers.The weather can effect people and its called biometerology.Serotonin is connected to IBS. http://www.gut-reaction.freeserve.co.uk/bio-meteorology.htm

 

[jezabel_007]

Yes it can, I talked to my doctor about it. When I went to Florida, I had the worst D ever, took I think 12 imodium that whole trip. She also said even flying and a lot of traveling can trigger it. That time I went away was for a week, to NY and Florida, stayed in 4 hotels and was on 5 planes. She said just that can trigger it, plus the climate change. Great eh...

 

[not well]

strange i feel when theres a change in weather specaily when its warmer i cant get proper bms. it takes a while to adapt maybe its the enteric nervous system i dont know all know is i want to get rid of this