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[Amir11]

Hey to whoever reads this post maybe some one1 feels the same as i do and can provide me with a solution cause doctors can’t figure it out i”ll tell you the signs&symptoms

1-gases Most embarrassing thing

2-bloating

3-infinite thirst after meals

4-gums tend to get inflamed easily

5-acne breakouts

6-joint pain despite my perfect forms when hittin the gym

7-mood swings from depressed to angry

8–i don’t know if it’s related but my LDL and cholesterol a bit high

9-i feel if i drink a cup of coffee my intestine start to make some noise (wtf ? )

Just for the record i”m male 27 years old athletic i don’t consume dairy,nuts,soy,vegetable oils,alcohol and gluten .

I eat fish,chicken,millet,rice,potato bone broth protein (dr.axe) and lot of vegetables

Can some1 please tell me what the fuck is wrong with me before i lose my mind

Thank you

[b1b1b1]

Coffee can cause intestinal rumbling, even decaf. It is possible you have IBS, but this generally has to be confirmed by a doctor. If you do have IBS too many vegetables can cause issues.

[Amir11]

So i have to give up coffee also this is gonna be hard :/

[b1b1b1 in reply to Amir11]

I did not say that you have to give up coffee. I do drink it, but try to avoid a second cup.

[Amir11 in reply to b1b1b1]

I understand another thing if i drink a cup of coffee on an empty stomach in the morning that would hit me hard but after food it’s different Thanks 4 the reply

[Hidden]

All the veggies are probably causing the gas-

Try digestive enzymes with each meal, they help a lot with that and bloating

For acne and anger/depression might be worth getting hormones checked including thyroid. It sounds like an imbalance that might be resolved easily with supplemental care. Guns sound like gingivitis or some food you’re consuming is causing a reaction. Joint pain could be from

Many things but hormone blancencould give resolution to that at well. You’re very young! Don’t give it till you get it figured out! If one doc doesn’t help gonto the next one and gain till you find someone.

High cholesterol would not likely cause your symptoms.

Good luck!

[Shortybum]

To me it sounds if your gluten intolerant google celiac disease symptoms

[rozwalts in reply to Shortybum]

He did say he doesn't eat foods with gluten, so I'm not sure it could be that.

[Shortybum in reply to rozwalts]

But if you read the symptoms of celiac disease he has got an awful lot of them that’s all I ment or it could be an allergic reaction to anything he is eating a lot of 😩

[robrascal]

Hi If you have IBS that amount of vegetables is taboo.Have you checked for a soya intolerance.Maybe you could try the fodmap diet .this can be found on the internet.I hope you soon find some useful help as these symptoms are certainly not easy to live with.

[helen1992x]

You’re not alone, I get similar symptoms I always have a coffee in the morning but after drinking anything, even water, my stomach makes the most crazy sounds! The mood swings are always worse when I feel really awful, especially if I can’t keep away from the loo. Maybe keep a diary of what you’re eating and the exercise you do with the symptoms you get in the day and see if there’s any definate pattern? Then you’d know what to avoid. I usually keep to the same sort of food and just drink water and my 1 coffee a day, otherwise I really suffer. Have you had any investigations? (colonoscopy, endoscopy, blood tests, xray?) Hope your symptoms get better! x

[Amir11 in reply to helen1992x]

Hey helen i”ll try to stick 2 1 cup daily

And ya i did a colonscopy and nothing was found .

[helen1992x in reply to Amir11]

It must be frustrating! Did they do anything else apart from the colonoscopy? x

[rozwalts]

Tch, language.

Too healthy a diet perhaps. No honestly, I am on a low fibre diet and have found it is helping my IBS symptoms. Try cutting out some of the vegetables which should help with the gas and bloating. There could also be a problem with the flora and fauna in your gut. Shame you don't have dairy products as you could find live yogurt useful. Probiotic tablets might help, though compared to live yogurt, they are expensive.

[Amir11 in reply to rozwalts]

Hey thanks 4 the reply

Can you tell me like what to eat specifically i mean i know i need vegetables for fiber and that’s vital 4 bowel movements but I cut down the vegetables with low fiber diet i will end up constipated i”m so confused :/

[rozwalts in reply to Amir11]

That was what I thought when I was on the very low fibre (residue) diet before I had the colonoscopy, especially as I was eating eggs like there was no tomorrow.

White pasta was also recommended, which I did eat during those five days, haven't touched it since. White rice too, but apart from pudding rice, it is something I can live without. Mashed potatoes figured large in the low residue diet too.

I found the following websites to be very helpful gwh.nhs.uk/media/140811/low... I don't think I could have followed this diet for more than a week.

The following is a low fibre diet, which isn't quite as strict as the low residue diet, in that is includes some fruit guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/reso... Both are pdf files by the way, and from hospitals here in the UK.

Drink plenty of fluids, especially water, that is essential.

I have found I have been able to add extras to my diet over the last few weeks, New potatoes with their skins on, petit pois peas, malted bread, and today I tried a few cherries, six to be exact. While on holiday I had a sandwich that used oatmeal bread, within the hour I was in agony. So obviously oatmeal is a no no for me.

Of course everybody is different. What suits me may have the opposite effect on you. It is a case of trial and error. One thing these diets do agree on, is to try and keep clear of caffeine.