Bowel Problems?
Ok so I went to my Doctor because I had been noticing a change in bowel habbits over the past month. Constipation on some days and then on others loose frequent bowel movements. I was noticing muccus and what I thought was blood, but could not be sure.
SOUNDS SEARIOUS and I told him everything. I said "I have been feeling generaly uneasy about this as if something could be wrong. I'm confused and would like to know if I should be worried. I noticed a change in my bowel habits and it has not gone away."
So I explained the symptoms and he asked me about blood. I told him i was diagnosed with piles(hemroids) a long time ago, and every now and then a little bit on my TP but nothing I the stool. But there was alot of muccus it seemed.
He said I have IBS, but I'm not convinced of his diagnosis. I'm still a little worried. I read up on this happening to ppl my age, diagnosed with piles or IBS and having it turn up cancer?
Any advice? I feel so lost. Should I trust my GP?
Yes I think so, diarrhea and/or constipation are common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, along with bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort, but you have the right to a second opinion, if you are worried
5 Responses so far
big papy
June 12th, 2009
2:56 pm
this is a great site that will help you earthclinic.com look for apple cider vinger that is your cure mix 2 tbl spoon of vinger in water 8 oz and honey and drink. good luck
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Sharee_Monique
June 12th, 2009
3:29 pm
sorry cant help you with this one..2 points
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ubetalkin
June 12th, 2009
3:45 pm
You need to detox and also you are eating foods that are working against your digestive system. sometimes this could be inherited and sometimes its due to other things going on inside your intestines and colon. You need to do a colon test to see what is actually causing all this. In my opinion DETOX is the best answer until you see the doctor. Eat activia too or buy acidolphis to regulate your digestive system. Good Luck!!
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amo_equus
June 12th, 2009
4:34 pm
It is probably what your GP said, but if you are worried go get a second opinion. The peace of mind is worth the extra money.
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Brit
June 12th, 2009
5:16 pm
Yes I think so, diarrhea and/or constipation are common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, along with bloating, gas and abdominal discomfort, but you have the right to a second opinion, if you are worried
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