So much pain
Posted , 4 users are following.
Do know for sure imflammory bowel colitis a lot of pain dairaharr and conpatiib
0 likes, 14 replies
Posted , 4 users are following.
Do know for sure imflammory bowel colitis a lot of pain dairaharr and conpatiib
0 likes, 14 replies
We want the community to be a useful resource for our users but it is important to remember that the community are not moderated or reviewed by doctors and so you should not rely on opinions or advice given by other users in respect of any healthcare matters. Always speak to your doctor before acting and in cases of emergency seek appropriate medical assistance immediately. Use of the community is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and steps will be taken to remove posts identified as being in breach of those terms.
roseann58159
Posted
paul75665 roseann58159
Posted
IBD and IBS both cause pain and diarrhoea. I've been diagnosed with IBS and I had to call an ambulance once as the pain I was in was so bad I thought I was getting appendicitis, turns out it was just bowel spasms due to IBS. The colonoscopy will give you the information you need, but a lot of people with IBD's (Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis usually have re-occurring bouts of bloody diarrhoea.
All the best with your colonoscopy, and if you can, see if they can take biopsies as IBD can be microscopic and not visible with just the camera.
roseann58159 paul75665
Posted
mumoffour25242 roseann58159
Posted
My colonoscopy was negative and my barium meal didn’t show anything either, I was originally diagnosed with ibs but have since been diagnosed with ibd as my inflammatory levels are very high, I’m now waiting for the pill cam because there’s about 18ft of intestine that they can’t see with a colonoscopy, but there are a lot of different types of crohns & colitis so hopefully they will find your problem and get your pain under control. Good luck.
etheremail mumoffour25242
Posted
roseann58159 mumoffour25242
Posted
etheremail roseann58159
Posted
Finally, the bowel has a primitive brain of its own and worrying about things makes it worse (as we all remember from exam time and stress). It’s hard not to worry when in pain but the big chances are it is not at all serious. I had IBS for many years (solved it by cutting down on wheat and avoiding legumes) and the pain during attacks could be absolutely terrible and last for days or sometimes a week or two and you were constipated one minute and running to the bathroom the next. So, have the scan and get the answer. Very good luck.
roseann58159 etheremail
Posted
etheremail roseann58159
Posted
paul75665 roseann58159
Posted
I agree with etheremail, get to the hospital if you're in that much pain, or get an out of hours doctor or paramedics out.
roseann58159 etheremail
Posted
roseann58159
Posted
mumoffour25242 roseann58159
Posted
roseann58159 mumoffour25242
Posted