Toilet needs
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Okay, this one is a awkward one for me.
So, for about 3 months now I've been suffering from some problems that keep occuring once every few days.
When i go to the toilet, My back passage is rather sore (Sometimes making me scream in pain) and will, pardon the way i put this, throb for atleast an hour later.
I have told my doctor but they dont think there is anything really of concern, saying its just what i eat and should try to eat other things....
Well, i have a bad case of no appetite most of the time so not much actually goes through my system.
Secondly when i didnt have this appetite problem, i was still feeling the same.
I just cant understand what it could be and was wondering if anyone could shed some light on it and maybe have some advice?
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Sammy8 RachelPPSA91
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RachelPPSA91 Sammy8
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angelikamarlies RachelPPSA91
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I sometimes have the same problem. I think my area there is very sensitive and then when I eat something such as corn or someting else hard it gets very painful and will only ease once it's 'gone'. The pain is so hard that it wakes me up at night and I make myself be successful on the toilet so I can get back to sleep. I talked to my sister about this and she has the same thing. On the other haand I think your doctor should investigate a bit more to eliminate other potential problems. So don't let yourself be put off with and go to your doctor asking for more answers especially if your problem persists. Doctor are very busy but should have time to listen if you are worried about something. I wonder why your appetite is not very big? Are you stressed?
RachelPPSA91 angelikamarlies
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I'm always stressed haha, due to medical problems etc.
debbie27473 RachelPPSA91
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RachelPPSA91 debbie27473
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queSera RachelPPSA91
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Please don't put up with this! It is quite miserable. I had had three periods too close together (causing constipation), was not drinking enough and was sitting too much (studying). I tried to have an apple and a kiwi fruit every day, plus less caffeine and more water/squash/fruit juice, and walking or exercise - it certainly helped. Trouble is these sort of things are embarassing so it's easy to hope it will sort itself, but that doesn't always happen.
RachelPPSA91 queSera
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much appriciated
RachelPPSA91
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tellitlikeitis RachelPPSA91
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angelikamarlies RachelPPSA91
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Have a look at anti-inflammatory foods, eat more of them and less of inflammatory foods (which are fats, sugar etc).
Jennifer.M13 RachelPPSA91
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My name is Jenny and may I suggest adding more Fibre to your diet? Brown sugar, Prunes, Bran, Celery, Beans, Berries, Grains, Green veggies, Squash, Nuts and certain Fruits.
After I had children I always had problems with controlling my Fibre intake so would get constipated so now I have a daily drink of Metamucil and make sure I have at least 5 high fibre foods a day. That keeps me regular and i rarely have a problem in the toilet.
I hope you have found something that works for you otherwise try a high fibre diet and see how that goes? :P