Check out episode #534 of The Lucas Rockwood Show podcast, with gut health specialist, Dr. Megan Rossi. open.spotify.com/episode/5QKcjbwd5kXo5fl2IKPwPO?si=E8jTNrGhSfG3X_R99K_TMw
Pain comes on an gets sharper and sharper than stops and comes back off and on ? Sameeeee bro and it absolutely terrible but when it's happening to me I just think to my self it's making me alot more tolerable to pain lol try ibuprofen/ Aleve and a stomach pill and it should stop the pain. What always seems to stop the pain for me is to take ibuprofen and smoke a bowl tbvh and water water water drink water
I have IBS with diarrhea. I used to get cramps. I found berberine and take 2 or 3 500mg capsules. It all stopped! No cramps no diarrhea. It has all gone back to normal. I am not a doctor but this worked for me! But when I got a suppliment with fenugreek it didn't work. I learned that fenugreek can cause diarrhea. Also found Mastic gum and l glutamine work great. All symptoms are gone!
Oh please help me, I don't hardly have pain, I just very violent quick bowel diarrhea after eating, and I can't pinpoint what causes it. I'm pretty sure I have gluten intolerance, my mother had severe celiac disease, I ran out of berberine, but I never connected it to helping me. What brand do you use?
Honestly man me too the only thing that has helped has been smoking pot all the pain in my stomach disappears for a bit I would consult your doctor though 🙏
I think I have ibs bc I have stomach ache basically everyday and fell nauseous nearly everyday. I am either constipated or having some sort of bad poop and my stomach always gurgles
Then why tf has my stomach been bad ever since I was a kid? How can someone eat a Big Mac and be sweet but I’ll get constipated for a week or shit myself for 2 days
@@YOGABODY.Official You reckon? I did that over a decade ago and keep doing it. They tell me the same thing mate. I’ve got IBS although after watching your video it made me question if I do or not. Quick question. Let’s say I was fed way too much junk food as a kid, could that have an effect on me now? I swear this is better than google. Thanks for replying I’m gonna spread the word for this channel. Have a lovely weekend.
@@ETAD1KHave you been tested for SIBO? (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) Might be a good place to start considering new research by Dr. Pimental suggests that roughly 70% of IBS patients actually have SIBO
@@ETAD1K I think some of us didn't get enough of the right bacteria from our mothers which made us more vulnerable. And doctors refuse fecal matter transplants.
Hello Tom - IBS is a catch all thrown at a collection of symptoms. I don't have expertise in this area, but I would encourage you to experiment with various things like high fiber, low fiber, no fiber... elimination diets, etc.
I had to see a GI specialist, an allergist and did an elimination diet with a licensed nutritionist . I definitely have IBS-C. Fiber doesn't help me. Miralax, docusate sodium and Milk of Magnesium is my daily bowel regimen. Plus prescription medicine. It took over 3 years to get a diagnosis. And that isn't the only major digestive disease I have.
I have had Ibs for almost 8 years. In the beginning it was related to food. So i couldnt eat peppar or egg and than i would be okay. Than 4 years ago it started to brcome stress related instead. The pain i was in was crazy. I could be out walking ok the street and fold dubble of the pain. When i was at home i would scream in a pillow. Nothing helped. Than i found some thea which helped me for some time. Today rhe pain is mostly gone except when i am under a lot of stress. Than i will have a hard time breathing and a lot of back pain. I cant actaully remember the last time i had a normal bowelmovement. Its always messed up.
I am suffering from ibs c from a very long time, maybe since birth it has ruined my life i have tried every type of medicine allopathy, homeopathy, ayurveda, nuerotharapy nothing worked for me. It's very hard to manage day to day life when you are suffering from something like this.
I’ve had it for a decade so I had time to try different things. Personally, healthy eating, diets, no lactose, more sports did NOTHING. I’m gonna try a course of spasmalitics and if that doesn’t help, antidepressants. But after pregnancy. Right now, if I get a stomachache, I take nospa 80mg or buscopan 20mg, not regularly. It helps to prevent a strong stomachache for a whole day though the medicine works 30 minutes after I take it
When there’s less responsibilities in my life (for example, before I worked as a tutor and I could postpone a lesson), it’s easier. But now: being a mother, who’s pregnant, who wants to get masters degree at the same time, plus because of the stress, ibs worsened. I don’t have time for ibs 5 times a week 😩
@@Easy-tennis09 my doctor prescribed a course of spasmalitics, it’s helping! But I know that it’s not gonna treat ibs forever, we’ll see. You need to tell your doctor, he should find individual treatment for you
1 time a week ? 😂 thats a lie....when i eat gressy foods or just food my stomach doesn't like than it starts up hurting and cramping that same night....sometimes i even throw up like twic and the cramping normally last about 2 or 3 days than stops.......it starts when you eat the wrong kind of food. I need to learn more about what not to eat but thats whats been happening to me and my sister..kinda scary bc the doctors dont do much to help or act like they care..
You're correct. There's no specific blood test for IBS, but blood tests can help rule out other conditions like celiac disease. IBS is usually diagnosed based on your symptoms and by excluding other issues. - YOGABODY Team
I have some level of pain every day, though some days it's mild. If I only eat one meal a day, I'm usually fine. I also avoid common wheat and dairy. I became intolerant after IBS.
Managing IBS involves dietary adjustments, stress management, and possibly medication. Keep a food diary to identify triggers, and consult a healthcare provider for a tailored plan to address your symptoms and alleviate your fear. - YOGABODY Team
We suggest you adjust your diet to avoid trigger foods, practice stress management techniques like yoga or meditation, and stay active. Medications, both over-the-counter and prescribed, can help. Consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice. - YOGABODY Team
There's actually ongoing research into the reasons behind it. We can't give medical advice, but recommend checking out some reliable sources online! - YOGABODY Team
Because it's easier to say IBS than most women's reproductive issues that are right next door. So historically women are told they are full of $#!+ more than men are. (In my opinion....)
Sadly most drs still use the highly inaccurate old tests for Celiac- don’t even know about Zonulin! Scar tissue from 8 open abdomen surgeries prevents me from doing much yoga - grrr
Doctors are constantly learning and discovering more in medicine. Hopefully you've seen a doctor that has helped and given you advice on how to approach fitness specific to your situation.
Check out episode #534 of The Lucas Rockwood Show podcast, with gut health specialist, Dr. Megan Rossi.
open.spotify.com/episode/5QKcjbwd5kXo5fl2IKPwPO?si=E8jTNrGhSfG3X_R99K_TMw
I have ibs and all I have to say is that I’m in pain rn
Hey brother hang in there I'm whit u ....if u need to talk I'm to listen I have the same problem and a single dad. I. Here for u brother.
@@alexlabra1562 thanks man, I appreciate it
Same!!!! Ppl talking about not real lol😂😂😂
Pain comes on an gets sharper and sharper than stops and comes back off and on ? Sameeeee bro and it absolutely terrible but when it's happening to me I just think to my self it's making me alot more tolerable to pain lol try ibuprofen/ Aleve and a stomach pill and it should stop the pain. What always seems to stop the pain for me is to take ibuprofen and smoke a bowl tbvh and water water water drink water
@@SmhTv98 when I’m in pain I think of other people that are in more pain than me to make me feel better
I have IBS with diarrhea. I used to get cramps. I found berberine and take 2 or 3 500mg capsules. It all stopped! No cramps no diarrhea. It has all gone back to normal. I am not a doctor but this worked for me! But when I got a suppliment with fenugreek it didn't work. I learned that fenugreek can cause diarrhea. Also found Mastic gum and l glutamine work great. All symptoms are gone!
Now you are all okay? Medicine stopped?
Update?
Oh please help me, I don't hardly have pain, I just very violent quick bowel diarrhea after eating, and I can't pinpoint what causes it. I'm pretty sure I have gluten intolerance, my mother had severe celiac disease, I ran out of berberine, but I never connected it to helping me. What brand do you use?
i’m going to ask my doctor about this because it’s getting very difficult to deal with this going to school
If berberine worked for you it sounds like you had sibo
I often wish I was dead because of this. Doctors didn't help.
Sorry to hear... we'll have some digestive experts on the podcast soon.
@@YOGABODY.OfficialThanks 🙏 sir
do you suffer from ibs@@Manisha_421
Honestly man me too the only thing that has helped has been smoking pot all the pain in my stomach disappears for a bit I would consult your doctor though 🙏
@@crushcan5157 I already mentioned I consulted doctors. You get a diagnosis of IBS by seeing a doctor.
I think I have ibs bc I have stomach ache basically everyday and fell nauseous nearly everyday. I am either constipated or having some sort of bad poop and my stomach always gurgles
Me too!
@@suzieg9076same bro
Then why tf has my stomach been bad ever since I was a kid? How can someone eat a Big Mac and be sweet but I’ll get constipated for a week or shit myself for 2 days
Sounds pretty serious, I recommend you seek advice from a doctor to look further into your bowel problems and get advice on how to manage it better.
@@YOGABODY.Official You reckon? I did that over a decade ago and keep doing it. They tell me the same thing mate. I’ve got IBS although after watching your video it made me question if I do or not.
Quick question. Let’s say I was fed way too much junk food as a kid, could that have an effect on me now?
I swear this is better than google.
Thanks for replying I’m gonna spread the word for this channel.
Have a lovely weekend.
@@ETAD1KHave you been tested for SIBO? (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth) Might be a good place to start considering new research by Dr. Pimental suggests that roughly 70% of IBS patients actually have SIBO
@@ETAD1Khave you tried carnivore mate
@@ETAD1K I think some of us didn't get enough of the right bacteria from our mothers which made us more vulnerable. And doctors refuse fecal matter transplants.
I still have “ibs” but no pain..
I’m told I have IBS and told nothing can be done and eat high fiber. Questioned the doctor more and he got mad
Hello Tom - IBS is a catch all thrown at a collection of symptoms. I don't have expertise in this area, but I would encourage you to experiment with various things like high fiber, low fiber, no fiber... elimination diets, etc.
I had to see a GI specialist, an allergist and did an elimination diet with a licensed nutritionist . I definitely have IBS-C. Fiber doesn't help me. Miralax, docusate sodium and Milk of Magnesium is my daily bowel regimen. Plus prescription medicine. It took over 3 years to get a diagnosis. And that isn't the only major digestive disease I have.
I have had Ibs for almost 8 years. In the beginning it was related to food. So i couldnt eat peppar or egg and than i would be okay. Than 4 years ago it started to brcome stress related instead. The pain i was in was crazy. I could be out walking ok the street and fold dubble of the pain. When i was at home i would scream in a pillow. Nothing helped. Than i found some thea which helped me for some time. Today rhe pain is mostly gone except when i am under a lot of stress. Than i will have a hard time breathing and a lot of back pain. I cant actaully remember the last time i had a normal bowelmovement. Its always messed up.
Makes my back hurt too and frequent urination
Try carnivore it helped me avoid all vegetables
I am suffering from ibs c from a very long time, maybe since birth it has ruined my life i have tried every type of medicine allopathy, homeopathy, ayurveda, nuerotharapy nothing worked for me. It's very hard to manage day to day life when you are suffering from something like this.
Dealing with IBS-C can be challenging. Have you explored dietary adjustments or consulted with a gastroenterologist?
- YOGABODY Team
Hey buddy, my name is aakash too and i suffred the same from childhood. Can we connect?
I had to have a bunch of blood tests, ultra sounds, gastrascopy and colonoscopy. And only then doctor was like "yep, that's ibs".
I’ve had some test too in the past and was told ibs is it and it’s hard to treat
I don’t have pain every week but I would have it every day if I woke up too early witch is why this confuses me
I’ve had it for a decade so I had time to try different things. Personally, healthy eating, diets, no lactose, more sports did NOTHING. I’m gonna try a course of spasmalitics and if that doesn’t help, antidepressants. But after pregnancy. Right now, if I get a stomachache, I take nospa 80mg or buscopan 20mg, not regularly. It helps to prevent a strong stomachache for a whole day though the medicine works 30 minutes after I take it
When there’s less responsibilities in my life (for example, before I worked as a tutor and I could postpone a lesson), it’s easier. But now: being a mother, who’s pregnant, who wants to get masters degree at the same time, plus because of the stress, ibs worsened. I don’t have time for ibs 5 times a week 😩
Mines everyday have u fixed urs I'm 14 BTW
@@Easy-tennis09 my doctor prescribed a course of spasmalitics, it’s helping! But I know that it’s not gonna treat ibs forever, we’ll see. You need to tell your doctor, he should find individual treatment for you
I experience bloating,stomach growling and alternative stool form,but i never had any pain.Do i have ibs?
It's best to consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis. They can provide specific advice based on your symptoms.
- YOGABODY Team
You have?
1 time a week ? 😂 thats a lie....when i eat gressy foods or just food my stomach doesn't like than it starts up hurting and cramping that same night....sometimes i even throw up like twic and the cramping normally last about 2 or 3 days than stops.......it starts when you eat the wrong kind of food. I need to learn more about what not to eat but thats whats been happening to me and my sister..kinda scary bc the doctors dont do much to help or act like they care..
What if my IBS lies dormant until I have a stressful event that triggers it? Are you saying that I don't have IBS because it doesn't exist every day?
That's probably why you need to get a blood test to be sure you have IBS.
- YOGABODY Team
@@YOGABODY.Official I was told there is currently no blood test specifically for diagnosing IBS.
You're correct. There's no specific blood test for IBS, but blood tests can help rule out other conditions like celiac disease. IBS is usually diagnosed based on your symptoms and by excluding other issues.
- YOGABODY Team
Pain once a week ???? Try every time
Dealing with frequent pain is tough. We understand it's a daily struggle for some.
- YOGABODY Team
I have some level of pain every day, though some days it's mild. If I only eat one meal a day, I'm usually fine. I also avoid common wheat and dairy. I became intolerant after IBS.
I don't have a lot of pain, but I have literally not been able to make it to the toilet quiet a few times. I live in fear, someone please help
Managing IBS involves dietary adjustments, stress management, and possibly medication. Keep a food diary to identify triggers, and consult a healthcare provider for a tailored plan to address your symptoms and alleviate your fear.
- YOGABODY Team
Do you have a link to more information on this?
You can find podcast episode #534 on Spotify or Apple Podcast
i have ibs but no pain
How to cure it?
We suggest you adjust your diet to avoid trigger foods, practice stress management techniques like yoga or meditation, and stay active. Medications, both over-the-counter and prescribed, can help. Consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
- YOGABODY Team
Trust me guys. Your core is weak. Work on your core
What do you mean?
@@dianacolbert7128 abdominal muscles needed to be work upon .
@@dianacolbert7128 many reasons can be triggers ...mainly dryness in body
Yeh
What you mean?...
Why is it majority women who have ibs???
There's actually ongoing research into the reasons behind it. We can't give medical advice, but recommend checking out some reliable sources online!
- YOGABODY Team
Because it's easier to say IBS than most women's reproductive issues that are right next door. So historically women are told they are full of $#!+ more than men are. (In my opinion....)
Cured by neuro pycatrist
Sadly most drs still use the highly inaccurate old tests for Celiac- don’t even know about Zonulin! Scar tissue from 8 open abdomen surgeries prevents me from doing much yoga - grrr
Doctors are constantly learning and discovering more in medicine. Hopefully you've seen a doctor that has helped and given you advice on how to approach fitness specific to your situation.
I around 1time a month I will get really sick my mum thinks it’s ibs
Monthly struggles can be hard. If you suspect it might be IBS, consulting with a doctor could provide more insights.
- YOGABODY Team
Hey how are u dealing with pain I think I have the same but don't know. If u want to vent brother let me know. I'm here to listen
@@alexlabra1562 I get a hot water bottle or something hot I put it on the pain while I sleep
@@YOGABODY.Official I have been to the doctor twice abut it they don’t know
@@alexlabra1562 I have a heat pack and put it on wear hurts
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I don’t have the pain
I have the pain.