Please please help me ... IBS

Definitely sounds like ibs. The mucus can mean ibs or it can also mean you do not take a lot of fiber (Oatmeal and such can slightly help) but overall the mucus shouldn't be a big worry. I have mucus on my stools half the time even when I intake on fiber. I usually have bowel movements twice in the morning one when I wake up and one right after breakfast (I made my bowel movements this way) I was also in this sort of pain. As long as your stool isn't changing color like pale or very dark red or something you'll be fine. I. This day of agate many young people will go through ibs. Many people will have ibs without ever noticing because it isn't as severe while others may have it mild or very severe. Your doctor will likely recommend you some stool softeners for a few days, a recommendation of foods, exercise. And find a way to make your bowel movements go on the time you want to go. Mines can be unpredictable even if I go twice in the morning I can go again in the afternoon then at night. But if your feeling bloatedness, constipation that goes on and off when you feel like you have to go but you can't, abdomen pain/Stomach cramps your likely suffering from ibs. I had this for a few days but luckily mines went away after eating smaller meals, more fiber and water along with stool softeners. If you are given these pills do not use them more than 7 days you don't want your colon and such to rely on these they will get lazy to push all the waste down. Also don't push if you can't go this will also cause a hemorrhoid which I learned from my mistake. But yeah don't freak out the anxiety you have will make it worse than what it is. Try to be in a stress free environment this too will keep the ibs at ease. Just try to relax yourself. I hope with this information you will feel more relaxed and like I said mucus on stools is pretty common among the young and is definitely a ibs sign and a fiber one as well

it could be ibs but your best bet is a n e ifit tht bad they could take  you for ultra sound and blood test good luck no harm in seeing

Your symptoms sound like IBS.  Try avoiding gassy foods like broccoli, Brussel sprouts and cabbage.  Try coming off dairy and gluten.  Home cooked meals are better because they don't contain the additives and preservatives that ready meals have.  Avoid artificial sugars like sorbitol and cut back on fructose.  If you don't get heartburn, try peppermint oil or peppermint tea.

Take more fibre when constipated and less when getting loose stools.  If you are getting diarrhoea, try Imodium.

It could be  IBS but to be on the safe side I would not self diagnose just at present and wait to see a doctor, if you are not in any pain or real discomfort and can wait 3 weeks or if not then phone and explain you are suffering and you need an appointment sooner, most surgeries have emergency appointments or you could request a doctors call back and explain symptoms and 9 times out of 10 when you do this they magically summon up an appointment for the next day,  good luck.