WELCOME.........i just started on these boards last week .I love them ...so much support .so much good advice.
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hey everyone, I'm new to the discussion as well as to the web. (it's extremely addicting) I'm a 28 yr old female who has been diagnosed with ibs for 6yrs although symptoms are increasingly getting worse for the past 1 1/2 yrs. I've had all the standard tests, barium enema, blood tests, upper GI, and the ever popular colonoscopy. The most recent results showed an inflammation in the esophagus as well as the colon. I've tried librax, modulon, elavil, dicetel,chinese herbal treatments and of coarse the reliable never leave home without it immodium. I'm currently in a drug comparison study A new drug called aloestron is in it's final stage of testing. Unfornately, as luck would have it I got the modulon. Figures! This new drug is "supposed" to work wonders for ibs. Any tips out there to help. Going crazy staying at home all the time. Thanks!!
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Welcome! Sorry to hear that you've been feeling worse lately. You've come to the right place though! It sounds like you've tried a number of things, you just have to keep experimenting until you find something that works for you. If you read some of the postings from the past few weeks, you'll find a number things that we all use to manage our symptoms. Hope you find something that works for you! K
liinaYou should give Caltrate Plus Calcium a try it works very well controling the diarrhea cramps and spasms. Take one tablet with each meal and it usually works from the first day. Try it and if I can assist you further email LNAP###AOL.COMLinda
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