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Mebeverine was a lifesaver for me.

I didn't have IBS, but spasms in my stomach which were making me sick all day every day. The pain was unbearable, and after almost a full year of not being able to keep food down and a huge list of things I couldn't possibly eat - I would have tried anything!

The doc suggested it as a last ditch attempt and it worked.

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  • val136
    val136

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    hi ,first time here , is every thing 2 yrs old , !!! im looking for an up to date site ,, about maveverinne to relaxe the bowel , as i get lowe
  • Guest
    Guest

    Posted

    The IBS section is fairly active smile
  • val136
    val136

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    does any one think mebeverine helps soften the bowel ,,, i have lower left side pain at eithther 2 ,00 or 6pm ,, nearly evry or every other day ,,,, i .feel like its a blockage there ... and it takes hrs to shift ,,,, also whats a powerful pain killer i can take as my life s on hold ,, most pain killerers warn of liver damage ect ect ,,,, help ,, thanks val 136
  • Guest
    Guest

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    In my experience Mebeverine hardens things up rather than softens them,, you can't really take anything stronger than Paracetamol and or Ibuprofen with constipation otherwise you'll end up even more bunged up, even with Paracetamol you are risking some bungage. What you need do is 1) ask your Doctor to find out why you are having difficulties in this lower left area, 2) find a nice mild and natural laxative, for example Lactulose or Cod Liver Oil to be used in conjunction with some dietary changes designed to loosen things up and improve things long term smile
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