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#353032 - 01/20/10 03:51 AM Digestion Issues
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A few weeks ago I had an intense stabbing pain somewhere in my intestines that lasted for several hours. In the last week, I have noticed a slight (almost unnoticeable) pain in the exact same spot. Some random symptoms that started a week ago around the same time that I think might be related are: an abnormal smelling flatulence, fatigue and general out-of-it-ness, and constant hemorrhoids (I haven't been wiping hard nor have I been constipated). I have been eating a healthy, balanced diet with plenty of protein, fiber, and veggies. I haven't noticed any blood in my stool and my system seems to be working fine except these symptoms. Does anyone have any ideas as to what could be the issue?
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#353036 - 01/20/10 01:45 PM Re: Digestion Issues [Re: ImBob]
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You might be having random moments of IBS. If it cotinues I would suggest seeing a doctor.

I have been living with IBS for nearly 8 years now and the best thing I have found so far to help relieve the pain along with bloating and other symptoms is Metamucil. I drink it twice a day and rarely have issues anymore. Just something to try if you wanted suggestions. \:\)
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#353045 - 01/20/10 05:38 PM Re: Digestion Issues [Re: ImBob]
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I occasionally get a nasty pain in the intestines, usually after a lot of walking (and more often if I am stressed). My guess is trapped gas in the intestines, the traditional explanation for baby colic, but it's only a guess. I find defaecation helps relieve it.
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