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IBS - Weird problem with beef

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Dziire
Dziire

Hello,

I've recently had issues with eating beef, however it only seems to be steaks. I can eat things such as burgers without issue.

Beef steaks cause constipation but not to the point where I cannot go at all, just less frequently. On top of this bowl movements are painful and often make me feel ill.

I'm going to stop eating steaks as that's probably the only solution but I was hoping you guys could explain why only steaks and not burgers?

Thanks,

Samuel

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  • Dziire
    Dziire

    Posted

    I should also add (can't make this sound nice) stools are harder to pass after eating steak.

  • Lotsofpain
    Lotsofpain Dziire

    Posted

    i wonder if the conbcentration of beef is higher in steaks is are the beefburgers really all beef. Beef is all protein which is hard to digest so the food stays inside you longer making the stools bigger and harder, 
    • Dziire
      Dziire Lotsofpain

      Posted

      This could be it, I also had the thought if it being due to the fact burgers are minced meat. Meaning I can digest it easier.

      It's a weird one, guess I'll lay off the steaks smile.

  • erika96170
    erika96170 Dziire

    Posted

    I can't eat white bread, and can't drink cow milk, because of my ibs. When I ate or drunk those I felt very bad pain, mostly at night. It was very very bad......

    It can be different every people.

    Sorry about my english.

    All the best ! wink

  • mark6651
    mark6651 Dziire

    Posted

    Red meat and IBS dont mix I would say away if I was you.
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