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IBS / Liquid near stomach

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dgoldste
dgoldste

Hi, I am suffunring from severe IBS from many years. I am 37.

Among the symptoms (diarrhea mostly in the morning), I have constantly some liquid somewhere near my stomach (a lot). It is located just a little bit under and on the left of the stomach. It often goes along a sensation of inflammation going from the stomach to the bottom.

When I put my hand and push there, it is full of liquid.

Does everyone have this ? what do you do ?

Thanks a lot!

 

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  • nataliefranc
    nataliefranc dgoldste

    Posted

    I have this sounds just like hot water bottle when I press the area just above and to left of my belly button. I get pain there too like something is trapped. Had so many tests over the 6 years I've had pain. Nothing found. Been told I have ibs splenic flexure syndrome
    • dgoldste
      dgoldste nataliefranc

      Posted

      Just Like you, 6 years, and I ve done all the tests possible...

      Never heard of this syndrome, what is it ? nothing to feel better ?

    • nataliefranc
      nataliefranc dgoldste

      Posted

      I also now get stabbing pains on left side and pain goes through to back. Been paranoid it's chronic pancreatitis but all scans ok and I don't have other symptoms just location of pain. So frustrating. Today I feel full up right to my thrust like I need to wind myself! I'd love to know what it is! Google splenic flexure syndrome it's the sharp bend in intestines it makes sense as that's where I hurt mostly
    • nataliefranc
      nataliefranc

      Posted

      My throat not thrust lol stupid auto type!
  • david44367
    david44367 dgoldste

    Posted

    Hi There

    I have no liqiuid feeling dgoldste  do bet headaches a lot with the IBS Though   do You  ?

     

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