urgency need the loo
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Hi all
Im new to this site and im hoping somone may be able to help or atleast give me some advice
I have sufferd from ibs since i was 21 and im now 37 my symptoms are loose bowel movements every day, and suffer from incompleat evacuation. The feeling of still needing the loo when there is nothing left in me. my biggest problem is the ergency in which i need to go to the loo and the amount of times i need to go. First thing on a morning as i am setting of to work or going out i need the loo several times, and while on my jurny i need the loo again. but as soon as i get there my stomach seems to setle down. can anyone help please im at my whits end.....
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I am currently taking 4 x 2mg loperamide hydrochloride capsules when i first get up and 4 before i go to bed but they dont seem to make much difference.
Im open to any info or advice
many thanks
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Im sceptical of natural remedies, but hows your diet, you have a high intake of fibre? Are you sick of being told your diets cr*p but really its perfectly fine (and usually far better than the critics diet)? :D
If your doctor isnt helpful theres still atleast a few over the counter medicines that may help, firstly theres [b:cf3268774b]Colofac[/b:cf3268774b] this acts in a similar fashion to the [b:cf3268774b]Imodium[/b:cf3268774b] to slow down the transit (for me this works good and it certainly lessens the needing the loo for nothing or next to nothing), another drug is called [b:cf3268774b]Merbentyl[/b:cf3268774b], this acts mostly on the intestines and again it slows the transit through the intestines, also if you suffer from gut ache / random pulled tummy muscle feelings etc Merbentyl can reduce these significantly, infact it can make your tummy feel pleasantly warm and numb (I take it and I like it a lot) :D Taking [b:cf3268774b]Paracetamol[/b:cf3268774b] can also cause mild constipation, so taking some might help dry you out, if that doesnt help then [b:cf3268774b]Paracetamol and Codeine[/b:cf3268774b] tablets (you can get generic ones from Boots for example) might help,, but be warned they are addictive,, the constipation caused by these is a little bit stonger, of course I mean stonger to a normal persons bowel not someone in your state where it just might help dry you out a bit more
Theres other things but hopefully somebody will fill these in for you below. Dont forget first see your GP as soon as you can, tell him / her sorry but this current medicine is ineffective and that you are miserable due to this ongoing state of affairs
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