Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group
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carolinagirl123
I have been suffering with all kinds of stomach And bowel problems. Chronic constipation And doctor recently found a pool of bile in my lower stomach And an inflammed stomach. None of the meds prescribed have helped either problem. I feel even more fatigued than the normal ms fatigue And stomach feels horrible especially after waking from a nap. My gallbladder was taken out a year ago because I was sick all the time And test revealed it was not working properly. Since I'm hearing digestive system is 70% your immune system, is it possible that ms has screwed up all that too?
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My grandmother and my aunt have/had irritable bowel syndrome. That had to be careful with what they eat. When I take a lot of antibiotics for UTI, I get IBS. But 99% of the time, I don't get digestive problems. But I do have to take a probiotics when I am on antibiotics.
I would think that MS has screwed up your digestive system up as well, but it may be that is what you have a tendency to have like it other people may have other things. Can you change your diet to help the way you feel? That is what my aunt does (she is still living at 90 and she has to change her diet and see what affects her). She has her good days and her bad days. She has to be careful what she eats. As for myself, I can eat hot food, spicy food, etc. and it usually doesn't affect me. But I do feel crummy when I eat sugar and fast food so I have to avoid that.
Have you tried doing a food diary? Start from the beginning and see what works and what doesn't. Best of luck to you.