Hi. I hope everyone's feeling as good as they can be.
Can any body recommend any good products for bloating?
I am currently taking senokot maximum strength at night which ensure a bm the next day. I was taking symprove- 60mls a day which helped with the pains in my stomach.
I get bloating at my lower back and round my stomach? Its like I can pinch a few inches on my back but when I am symptom free it is flat, same as my stomach.
Can anybody recommend any products for this. I am thinking of trying the probiotic vsl#3. Or anything thats good for bloating.
Thanks
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Hot water and Mint tea are good for relieving that bloated feeling, as well as eating some Mango first thing before you eat anything else! You can also get mint capsules to take that help! There i also a form of seed that you can sprinkle on your food that is supposed to help as well - though the name eludes me right now! Probiotic is a good idea and there are tablets like tumz, or windeze that can help in the short term! Hope this helps!
Have you tried looking at what you eat, try keeping a food diary to see what triggers your bloating. Ihave to avoid wheat as that is one of my triggers.
hi buscopn helps relieve bloating pain but i thik you need to find out whats causing the bloating-typically high fibre foods and gassy drinks,sultnanas and onions are culprits.
Swap tea and coffee for peppermint tea. Cut back on wheat. Flaxseeds are brilliant for constipation. Activia yogurt is also very helpful. Try these things religiously and you will notice an improvement. Report back in a week 😀
Have you tried Movicol rather than Sennakot? The senna seems a bit heavy duty every night, and Movicol is safer for long term use as the bowel doesn't seem to get used to it.
I tried movicol once as a clear out as recommended in an ibs book. I took the whole box over a 6 hour period and didn't even have a bm but thanks for the suggestion.
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