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To think this is a shit way to be woken up on a Sunday morning? (warning:bodily functions)

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OhSoggyBiscuit · 05/03/2017 08:42

Finally got to bed at 3am, then at 7am, woke up suddenly with a bad stomach ache. It could only mean one thing- IBS attack. Easy like Sunday morning, not in my bowels it isn't!! I hope my pizza with tons of tomato sauce last night wasn't the culprit..

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PhoenixJasmine · 05/03/2017 08:51

You have my sympathies. I've been struggling all week after slipping up diet wise last weekend. That and stress levels through the roof. IBS sucks.

comedycentral · 05/03/2017 09:36

I have it too, IBS is a nightmare. Sympathies x

MrsMozart · 05/03/2017 09:51

With you there :(

Do you have a go to fix? Mine's porridge made with water. Seems to help calm it all down.

OhSoggyBiscuit · 05/03/2017 12:12

Thankfully it seems to have calmed down a bit- thank goodness!

Mostly with me I just drink plenty of water and wait, sometimes taking medicine if I really need to go out somewhere.

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PhoenixJasmine · 05/03/2017 12:21

Gluten-free toast and ginger tea here Grin I used to get anti-spasmodics prescribed too but not convinced they work any better than over the counter buscopan.

Ele13 · 05/03/2017 13:25

All the prescribed anti-spasmodics are generally also available otc, just cheaper to get them prescribed. I find mebeverine (colofac) to be my best go to, with buscopan on top, plus omeprazole, loperamide and gaviscon/generic equivalent as necessary.

Many IBS sympathies to you OP. I only managed to eat 1 out 5 meals over a few days a little while ago.

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