Still constant pain!

yes may be that, but as I said I had a ulcer near my theory the day before and on the same day I received a jock itch, which works with medication and comes back when I itch more? Isn't those two things alone a sign of chrons disease?

Thanks!

Sometimes you can get ulcers and itching if you feel run down or stressed.  Ulcers can occur with Crohns.  However, if you are getting them infrequently, it probably doesn't mean anything. If your doctor is saying it is more likely IBS, I would trust what he says.  Your symptoms sound far more like IBS.  With Crohns, you would be having bleeding and a lot of weight loss.  You don't seem to have those symptoms.

Definitely, wait first to see what the colonoscopy shows if anything.  If it shows nothing, you will have to accept this and believe in a diagnosis of IBS if that is what your doctor tells you.  Continuous stressing about your symptoms being something else will mean your IBS will not get better.

My IBS is a lot better now because I do not worry about my flare ups because I decided to trust and believe my doctor.

Due today so will see! But yes, I only get bleeding when my external hemmerhoids occur, so that's not unusual.

Had it done a few hours ago now, they didn't find any specific signs of chrons or ulcerative colitis hitch is great! Only hemmerhoids I high are was given medication to treat.

Hopefully you can relax now and manage your IBS.

I got a question for u, do u ever get atleast moments of symptoms that go for months? With no need of control? Just me I never seem to achieve that, symptoms occur everyday for me no matter what... I want moments where I can eventually have those normal feels again, for atleast a few months not having to control it... but ik that will never happen.

I only got 2 weeks with no symptoms, but that was the first time I got constipation, then removed constipation, and then after two weeks it flared up... just wondering ik it is possible to remove symptoms for a while, just don't know how and what to know how thanks

If you try to stay calm and forget about your IBS, you will have longer periods of remission.  If you are constantly anxious about your symptoms, your flare ups will be more constant and long lasting. I have just had a two week flare up of IBS A and I ended up on Imodium and watching what I ate because fruit was causing bowel disturbance.  It was triggered by anxiety.  Now that my anxiety has gone, my bowel has settled down again.  My flare ups are quite spaced out while I a, calm.

Because it's weird, after I did the colonoscopy, went through the bowel preparation etc, even a day before just clearing my bowels, I got those "all day" normal feels again, and even after the colonoscopy it felt like 12 weeks of that constant pain just disappeared, but yes now I am starting to feel the discomfort come up again, idk if that's from the gas they inserted in my stomach or not, but idk it's just that discomfort that won't go away no matter what I do

Felt like the first day I beat my consyipation, then my stomach felt normal and would slowly come back within 2 weeks

The gas they put into you can cause considerable discomfort and contribute to your symptoms. Also the stress of the procedure is likely to have caused flare ups.  When anxious, you will have more symptoms; when relaxed, you will have more periods of remission.

I don't really have symptoms like gerd, but yes I do eventually get ulcera and fevers, and fungus never usually occurs until now, it was all of a sudden. But either way if I stress or don't stress, the symptoms of the continuous discomfort is within me.