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I had a Colonscopy in June 2018 and again in february 2019... Both ruled out IBD but the endoscopy showed gastritis. And I was diagnosed with IBS.
I suffer from a burning pain in lower abdomen below Navel with occasional cramps... Is this normal with IBS?
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peter57332
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Btw its around the navel not below. And I dont have UT problems I had urine tests and my urine is perfectly fine no burn while urinating no weak stream.. Nothing
pippa58442 peter57332
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This is normal for IBS especially the burning lower abdominal pain with cramps.
leeniepie peter57332
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no, this is not IBS, it's gastritis. try taking liquid antacids and avoiding spicy and fatty foods
sarah87162 peter57332
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Not sure if this pain is related to IBS.
I have quite bad stomach cramps like colicy pain.
Last Dr I saw thought this may be due to IBS.
I also have divertiucultis but Dr was not convinced that this was what was causing the problem.
Sarah
peter57332 sarah87162
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Hi Sarah, Im not really familiar with divertiucultis but I think the stomach cramps are due to IBS
pippa58442 peter57332
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Everyone experiences IBS pain differently and there are various different types of pain. I had four types of pain with my IBS; dull, deep grinding, stabbing and sore to touch.