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Took 3 pills of probiotics over 3 days to make IBS symptoms better, got way worse!

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mak16140
mak16140

I have IBS for the last 10 years, suffering from the symptoms almost everyday, went to many doctors, did lots of tests but no results so diagnosed with IBS.

So desperately went online to see something that could make me feel better, read about probiotics so bought pearls IC, took 3 pills of them over 3 days, stopped after I started getting very bad stomach aches and nausea.

Has been 2 days since I stopped but not feeling better that I haven't slept for 3 days more than 6 hours total, anyone knows what should I do ?

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  • tiswas24537
    tiswas24537 mak16140

    Posted

    excatly why i dont take them 

    glad i am not alone there i thought i was the only one it happened to .

    a nutranlist told me bone broth would be the best thing .

    and also juiced cabbage is good but only for 3 days 

    if your knackered and need some sleep try taking some immodeum .to stop diroeh .that might help

     

    • mak16140
      mak16140 tiswas24537

      Posted

      Did you try taking probiotics ?

      Can you tell me what happened if you did and how long it lasted ?

    • tiswas24537
      tiswas24537 mak16140

      Posted

      al ready said the same thing happens to me when i take them a couple of days in diroeh for days . 

      have you looked into activated charcoal caps supposed to be very good at clearing out toxins with out causing upset 

    • james31942
      james31942 tiswas24537

      Posted

      Yeah its OK but personally I would soak the carrot and cabbage for calslaw over night or take it from the soaking water as I need it prefably soak it in apple cider vinegar not muchjust 2 ttable spoon to one baking cup size of water
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