2yrs of problems is is it really ibs am not sure !!!
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Hi all new to the forum thanks in advance for reading and replying,
I'm a 28 male and for 2 years been having some sort of digestion/bowel issues.
my main issues are,
Constant loose stools that sometimes float look very light brown/yellow and smell awful,
Now and again stomach pain in upper/belly button area,
Now and again back pain under left shoulder blade (burning)
Insomnia issues
Weight gain/weight loss
This all happens at intervals over the 2 years but the one symptom that's consistent is my stools
I am so scared its pancreas and docs have missed something even though I have had loads of tests, which are all normal these are,
Full blood panel including liver, pancreas,thyroid,celiac
Stool elastase and parasite test
Ultra sound abdominal
Abdominal Ct scan with contrast
Mri with contrast of intestines
Endoscopy
Colonoscopy with biopsies
I went with a specialist in the private sector for this and he has basically said everything is working the way it should no blocked ducts bile within range so put it down to some form of ibs
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The reason I ask, your symptoms near mimic mine.
I am over most of my symptoms now having quit drinking and taking incredibly large ammounts of vitamins to recover from malnutrition.
I believe i have/had alcohol neuropathy because at one point my toes were going numb. It really jacks up your digestive system.
Google it.
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Another thing my consultant said was the pancreatic enzymes would not help my symptoms if it wasn't pancreatitis, thats their function, to help digust food, so it clearly showed my own pancreas was not doing its job. Since then, seven years ago, my pancreas has began the downward spiral of producing little Insulin, making me a diabetic now  also.
I suggest you ask one of your doctors to prescribe you some enzymes, you take them with food, basically if your symptoms are relieved, you have chronic pancreatitis. As for the pain, we all differ, some have none or little and some have constant debilitating pain, I have morphine twice a day to help me cope but my quality of life is pretty poor although I have some good days.
Don't give up, fight your corner until you feel you are being listened too, they blame far too much on IBS!!
Jo
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Manda
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manda1030 Gsc87
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So sorry you are having such trouble!
Manda
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