IBS SYMPTOMS 🚽 An Honest Chat | Becky Excell

[@kaciwalter5834]

Does anyone else get pain that comes in waves? One minute you feel fine and then the pain comes back worse

[@JackieeBabehh]

Yes 😔

[@rexncaesar345]

yes

[@kinjalkapil2010]

Ye

[@karenwallace596]

I’m so down and just hearing someone who suffers makes me feel less alone.

[@CupCakeDelicious1]

Anyone else experience nausea with IBS also???

[@devadasi1]

Yes. That was my first chronic symptom

[@CupCakeDelicious1]

The worst! Thanks for replying!

[@jasminewhite4238]

Yes

[@samalam98]

Yep, my bloating gets so bad that it causes intense nausia and then once enough gas builds in my stomach I essentially throw up/vomit the massive amount of air and feel fine again for about 10 minutes until the process repeats. Or I'm just plagued with tiny burps every couple of seconds until a few hours have passed and I've released all the gas😣

[@slseitzgerman]

YES!!

[@amandanena4114]

So glad I found this channel. IBS has been sooo stressful for me. It interferes with so much of my life. I feel like I must be near a toilet at all times 😔 it’s gotten so bad that I don’t like being in the car for long periods of time due to not having quick access to a toilet if I need it (embarrassing) and it messes with my ability to socialize because of the urgency. I also experience the mucus symptom.

[@leapingjoseph8462]

Amanda Nena, have you ever not made it to the bathroom on time?

[@clipstwitchalgomas76]

Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "signs and symptoms of ibs" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Mackorny Defeat IBS Blueprint - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my work buddy got great success with it

[@AndreaVidovicBugojno]

GIRL I RELATE TO THIS SO MUCH OMG 😭😭

[@lausss]

Me completely. I need to take imodium before a trip to make me feel safer. Hate it

[@danielapaunova7043]

I am in a such phase right now …I can’t drive or be in a car even for a 15 min., because my brain gives a signal ,that I have to go to a toilet immediately. I can’t fly or be in a public transport.. 😞

[@Red_3791]

Sometimes when I’m having cramps and stomach pain even if I don’t have to poo if I just go and pee it helps a bit.

[@AnnWhytesGlutenFreeRecipes]

Bloating and cramps, yes, I can relate.

[@francihebler8754]

Thanks for this video! Made me realise I'm not as alone as I thought.

[@2toosexE]

I have every symptom but the last two. Mucus is on my stool most times. The most uncomfortable symptom for me is the gas pains and fatigue they both make my day at work very difficult. I think the fatigue is due to the many nights of disturbed and uncomfortable sleep due to gas and gas pain.

[@yougotaluvme]

I know I'm but were you diagnosed with ibs ?.

[@AnaFB9696]

I fell that also. I'm so tired.

[@Mystomach]

Have you tried a gluten free diet plus take probiotics to see if that helps? Trying to navigate this and find out

[@ashleighwestervelt4407]

I thought I was weird when I felt so relieved after going to the bathroom. I can’t begin to express how the videos of yours I have found really have made me feel not alone. I have not been diagnosed, I am currently in the process of figuring out what’s going on in there but I can relate with you on ever single thing you speak on mentally and physically. Thank you ❤️

[@Mystomach]

Me to. I’m getting an MRCP to discount my pancreas but wanting to know if people experience yellow or change of colour to stool

[@littlelilly93]

I’ve just been diagnosed with IBS and I hate it. I am so miserable, we were on holiday this passed week and all I kept thinking was where’s the closet disabled bathroom as I’m overweight as well so normal sized bathrooms just don’t work for me. The pain too is awful! I can’t have my favourite drink anymore because it’s a first class ticket to crampland!

[@Ambiii11]

All the symptoms ×100.. pee issues also the lack of poo control.. back ache fatigue and all the rest of it.. thank you for sharing your journey so openly for all of us in the same condition.. affects physical and mental health.. much love 💯🥰🥰

[@RGR465]

Me too backache and pee issues 🥲

[@brandyjaques3479]

Me too. Every symptom mentioned.

[@vikkipalombo2610]

Thank you for sharing your symptoms. I do have every one of them including the last 2.

[@austynries]

Thank you so much for sharing. It’s such an embarrassing and painful condition, but it’s so nice to know we aren’t alone.

[@RebelReader56]

The muscle pain in my upper back is the worst. Somedays, I have to take a muscle relaxer in order to sleep.

[@charleasaj1322]

Yes!!!!!!

[@pam_s4973]

Amazing to know this I thought I just hurt my back thank you!

[@laurenburns4949]

So glad I found you! I'm a disabled senior and this has just changed my life! L'm afraid to leave the house, it's awful! I have them all!

[@flowerchildbeautifulchild2193]

I’m about to cry watching this. I suffer with all the common and other symptoms. I’ve almost passed out several times and once been rushed to the hospital. I’ve made my appointment with the gastroenterologist.

[@waleedchaudhry6081]

Can u tell me about your passing out and this ibs? What happened next ? What was it ? And why you passed out ? Because of Ibs??????plz Reply !

[@aprilsundae7503]

I almost passed out in my apartment too I woke up and it was terrible lol HAD ME going around in circles lol I tell my family that come visit me don’t stay long in the bathroom please or you gotta go home if you do

[@jasmine_chillyfeet]

Oh gosh I feel the need to go for a wee all the time! Especially when mega bloated. I call them ghost wees XD

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@jessicaraewood5016]

Yes! I tell people I feel as if a watermelon is sitting inside of my guts just trying to fall out of me, an intense pressure and urge to pee or number 2 all the time!

[@nuriqbal5163]

I call it shit attack

[@azizaahmad9249]

Try probiotics n evening primrose oil. It helps a lot

[@rishabhrajput._]

@@jessicaraewood5016 IBS is easily curable through ayurveda(ancient methods for treating various disease in India) If you want to cure ibs you have to take following medicine for aprox 4-6 month with strict diet and yoga. but have no idea these medicine is available in your country but you can get these medicine from India if you have any friend or relative. You must have to check your Navel Displacement(ND) bc ND also have same symptoms and doctor have no test to diagnose it. - Bilvadi churan Or belgiri churan (1tabkespoon after meal morning and after dinner) -kutajghanvati(2-2 tablets after meal) -chitrakadi vati( " " " ") -kurtajharista syrup ( 4 tablespoon with equal amount of water two time after meal) it's good to cure diarrhea and you can take ishabol instant of this if you have constipation. As per ayurveda these medicine increase your digestive fire and balance your all dosha's. I was also suffer from IBS and now iam totally fine Thank you 😊

[@rosebudjess96]

This has just made me realise I experience every single symptom minus the last one (and the urinating one has been better in recent months just hope that lasts). I know I have ibs but never realised how many of the symptoms I've had

[@craigtrigg4288]

i got ibs too and gas stress makes mine very worse ,great video becky

[@worldcrimeonlinerealitymed1547]

Wow,am I thankful for the relatability in this video and comment section. I just experienced the scariest, most painful flareup I've ever had in my life! I was so sluggish, I felt so awful and painfully bloated and gassy. It's so aggravating when people don't understand the seriousness of pain you're in because they can't "see it". It's hard...

[@TheEmkat22]

Becky, I don't quite know what to say, I actually have tears!! I was diagnosed nearly 30 years ago, after my first Wedding (should have been a clue!) and was told to eat a high fibre diet, i.e; wholegrain bread, bran flakes etc. It took me a year to realise that actually made my sypmtons worse, terrible bloating etc and my GP at the time just kept prescribing medication. My symptons eased tremendously when I went on a diet and I realised it was because I was cutting out bread and cake. Fast forward to around 8 years ago. I started to do my own research and discovered the link between gluten and ibs flare ups. So I went GF, on my own, with 4 children and a husband that weren't, it was hard. Like many other's, I no longer like to socialise, especially where food is involved. Unfortunately, I am one of the minority that has ALL of the symptons. And it sucks. Bad. But having just watched your video, it was a light bulb moment. I was diagnosed with S.A.D's around the same time and I am now thinking that it was a mis-diagnosis. I never feel depressed in the Winter, I feel tired and foggy headed and just blah. Anyway, thank you Becky for making this video, my husband is now going to watch it to get an insight of what I have to deal with and have dealt with for nearly 30 years. Cxx

[@Mystomach]

I stopped gluten about five years ago but my pain was bad a few months back with change of bowel colour and trying to navigate and get diagnosed. Can you eat red meat ? I found this causes me so much pain. I’m still going through testing

[@gabbyfinan4754]

the incontinence has honestly been the worst and most embarrassing thing for me. it sucks when you can't go to work, or the gym, or the store for days because you're afraid of shitting yourself on accident. IBS sucks.

[@beeteethdesings]

So true. It’s embarrassing and I just bring an extra change of clothes everywhere

[@khadijaali9045]

When comes to IBS there's no other KZbinr who gives such accurate information than Becky Excell. It's my birthday tomorrow and I'm experiencing the most painful flare-ups.

[@ontheroadwithtenzin]

I have learned to do abdominal massage for the colon. It really helps. I have severe IBS C-D. Also doing Low Fodmap diet now. Combine that with prediabetes and being a vegetarian finding enough variety to eat is difficult. It has been 30yrs and still a struggle. My worse days I label "attack of the intestines" because they take over and rule the day minute-by-minute.

[@angelicahoff1420]

Usually all that helps me feel better is puking, sometimes have to puke while having a poo, IBS is horrible and wouldn’t wish it on anybody. Feel better knowing others experience the same symptoms and I’m not just crazy.

[@danamajor1046]

I’m so happy I found your channel. I’ve had ibs since diagnosed in 2010. Had a small bowel resection in 2015. 2020 was diagnosed with crohn’s. No one ever understood the pain I was feeling or the symptoms. I’m so glad it’s a place where people can speak!!! Thank you, you have a new loyal follower!!!

[@Mystomach]

Hello I’m going through being diagnosed. Can I ask did your stool change colour? Do you have issues with pain after eating red meat? I’ve had so many tests but still struggling. I gave up gluten about five years ago. I don’t have issues with bloating or gas probably cause gluten free diet

[@danamajor1046]

@@Mystomach yes. I can not eat red meat at all. Most fats from animals I can’t eat at all. Still color changes everyday with what I eat. It gets better after a while but pain attacks are my normal

[@Mystomach]

@@danamajor1046 so sorry to hear that. I have started taking probiotics, good quality one. And it has made significant difference to me and how I feel. I'm still not eating red meat. Plus I will not eat fatty foods. Hoping that months of eating properly plus probiotics will help me

[@fryawilsn]

i just got diagnosed with IBS just recently and your videos have really helped me! thank you!! 🥺💕

[@SWig4]

Me too as well! I just got diagnosed recently and your video have been really helpful!!

[@Mystomach]

How did you get diagnosed? Bloods work ok? Scans, etc what did you get done? Struggling to find some answers

[@susantomes6721]

Thank you for talking so frankly about this unpleasant condition. Wish I had access to this information decades ago when I felt so wretched, and in such pain. It has eased with age, but the backache and abdominal pain is still a problem.

[@sweethome4175]

Do you have abdominal paint at daily basis ?

[@susantomes6721]

@@sweethome4175 Yes, I daily have cramps and discomfort.

[@Mystomach]

What type of pain? My pain is quite high and under ribs mostly. Trying to navigate and get tests. Done so many but no answers. Also change of stool colour? I gave up gluten five years ago so it got rid of pain in lower back, bloating, and gas

[@jeffreyacujedo7697]

I have also abdomenal pain everyday almost 10 months now,, I don't know wht is this,,, I have no money to go a doctor,, until now the pain is still there

[@bzylizzy]

Thank you so much for posting this, it's like your reading off my own symptoms, appreciate you being so honest.

[@elisabethb9755]

Hi from Norway! 13 years of IBS here! Most days is bad yes, it’s hard to work full time here.. and sometimes school.. stress it’s a huge factor here also. Can also have fatigue 🙆🏻‍♀️ Hard to stay postive when I have the worst days 😅 but need to get better when its come to food, but its hard..

[@akbarkadri5432]

I'm reading some random comments here... my IBS is 3+ years now. Dealing with IBS is quite difficult... I hope we all get better, GOD bless all of us in our journey...

[@tabasumnabi4488]

Mine has now been a 11 yr long journey of IBS

[@anne-mariedustin9418]

Thank You for this video. I have IBS-C (constipation). I have been this my whole life and just recently on my journey I am finding a natural way to combat it .Almost everything you talk about applies to me! My Doctor is baffled!

[@kt493]

As someone who is going through testing for This right now I sure appreciate these videos. I also find when you go to the toilet some days over ten times it gets way easier to talk about. It becomes normal.

[@NatashaCreatesThings]

Great video. In case this helps anyone - I’ve had ibs for about 10 years and i recently (five months) found drinking metamucil 3x a day has helped a great deal even though my ibs is ibs-D. You’d think it would make it worse but it’s really helping. Also thanks so much for sharing your symptoms, makes me feel less alone/crazy. I also have backache, joint aches and fatigue, and also some of the other associated symptoms on that list. Have worn leggings for the past three years or so - gave up on jeans because of bloating! I had some tests and colonoscopy and it’s ibs and not something else, so at least I know what I’m working with... your videos are so helpful thank you!

[@barbiemolina7729]

You should take crude olive oil. Depending on how constipated you are, take anywhere from 2-4 ounces at night, at least one hour or two after your last meal. Fiber without any chemicals or sugars is also good. No more Metamucil! Use natural medicine instead 🙌

[@divmonkey]

going to the bathroom when having really bad ibs makes me cry because how much relief i feel.

[@Bob-Horse]

Hey Becky. I too get IBS but I thought I had better mention, that mine is just one condition I have had for a number of years, as part of my disability of Fibromyalgia. I developed Fibromyalgia some years after a serious horse-riding accident. I was diagnosed with severe Fibromyalgia at a specialist hospital in London. I understand Fibromyalgia can vary in its severity, from mild up to severe, which I have. I get chronic pain all over my body, joints, muscles, tendons, all day every day. I also get chronic fatigue, all day every day, as well as cognitive dysfunction, including brain fog. I also get carpel tunnel syndrome. I had to give up my job and I only get about four or five hours of energy a day, to do everything, so I can barely look after myself and have to prioritise tasks. About two or three days a week I am bed-bound most of the day. I thought I would mention it as you say you have IBS and pain and fatigue, and I know Fibromyalgia affects many more woman than men. Hope this is helpful but let me know if you would like to chat about this.

[@brandyjaques3479]

I too have fibro, and IBS-C. I wasn’t sure if my fibromyalgia (20 plus years) would ever stop being a constant flare up. Then one day, it just eased up and got a little better. And then a little more and a little more. Don’t get me wrong, I still have near constant pain, and times when I can’t get off the bed or couch, but these bad times are not every day, not even every week most of the time! I alway wondered how long I could continue to work. When Covid hit, I had been only working 12-24 hours a week due to the fibro, but could no longer even do that, because they could no longer work with my accommodations That seems to be when my flare ups got better also. I think I just now realized that. However that also seems to be when the IBS symptoms got worse….. I doubt I was eating any better or healthier because I was in healthcare doing 12 hour overnight shifts in a hospital. I was also diagnosed as a celiac probably close to 15 years ago ( but am sure I had it as a young kid), but never went gluten free completely until the beginning of 2022. 9 months ago and that is when my IBS really went crazy and my symptoms got much much worse. I don’t know which came first, the IBS or the Fibro, but for me I tend to think maybe the IBS could have even though I was diagnosed with it later. We both know fibro symptoms can be horrible, not just the pain, but the brain fog, fatigue, stress, worry associated with the pain and if life can ever be NORMAL again. Eating issues from not feeling well or hurting all the time, back ache, neck joints, tendons…… etc. many of the exact same symptoms of IBS!

[@bellamckinnon8655]

Have not been diagnosed but have had IBS-D symptoms for the last 5 years. Am just wondering; does anyone else find that going to other people's places (friends, family friends, associates, etc) makes symptoms considerably worse? I am so embarrassed because every time I go to someone else's place, I will, without fail, begin to feel ill and have to spend up to an hour or two in and out of their bathroom. It's humiliating. They all know you're having issues and you think about how they're all talking about it, wondering what the hell's wrong with you...it's horrible. Especially when they have one bathroom, and me, I'm hogging up the thing. There are 6 other people and I'm stopping everyone from going to the bathroom. It feels physically and emotionally painful. Does anyone else experience this?

[@tabasumnabi4488]

😔😔...Same happens with me...Going to others' place is so scary

[@wasifurfan8627]

I went gluten free n my ibs has calmed down so much x literally gone . It's a hard switch but worked for me

[@sharonwolfe5210]

You're not alone...

[@bellamckinnon8655]

@@tabasumnabi4488 Shit man, I'm sorry. This fucking sucks.

[@bellamckinnon8655]

@@wasifurfan8627 Yeah, maybe - thank you for that. Am glad it helped you to eliminate gluten, will look into it.

[@OmerMan992]

I'm glad you talked about brain-fog, because I haven't seen it written anywhere regarding IBS (I've seen it regarding gluten intolerance and IBD I think), and that is my main issue so it drove me crazy! Do you have any reference for that so I can show my close friends that it's a real thing for IBS patients? Thank you!

[@angelmd43]

Yep to the mucus thing. I would think that would be a sure sign. Also I get the urge to pee a lot thinking that I have a bladder infection but no. I hope your IBS goes away.Thank you for sharing! God bless you!

[@akhoto3860]

That's what I am going through that lower back pain that shoots down through my legs made me think that it's a uti .I don't know Im just so hopeless and tired of on and off diarrhea and constipation

[@annayandow2068]

I used to not eat because my tummy would hurt all the time, I cut out gluten thinking that was my problem and it kinda resolved it, but I still had bloating, cramping, and constipation. After years of going to the doctor thinking it was gluten intolerance, being told I would be fine “just eat better,” not being able to go to school because I was always in pain, I finally got diagnosed. The low FODMAP diet did wonders. Dicyclomine has saved my life when I do decide to eat foods that trigger my ibs. I’d say some days are harder than others, but I’m just glad there are others that have shared this journey.

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@beckys6260]

I have many of those symptoms, I imagine that so many things cause my IBS, maybe food, hormones, stress/anxiety? After 20 years of suffering god only knows what causes it because I really don’t know anymore. I have about 3-5 ‘good’ days per month. I have no idea why those good days come but when they do I feel on top of the world and realise this is how non-sufferers feel each day. I get the front and back back pain too, sometimes I feel I’ve swallowed a bowling ball and it’s stuck in my middle.

[@Coachmikk]

i have middle back pain, every time i bent over i feel on my back that something stuck like that or something is holding tight, or feel like muscle spasms just feel like everytime i bend it over my back feels like hard like something stuck in there. Do you feel the same? Please explain yours

[@aprilanderson2390]

Literally watching this and crying because I literally thought I was crazy for the last ten years come to find out I just have ibs🤦‍♀️

[@corteltube]

I came on this video by accident but stayed for the familiarity. Thought I would give my experience. I suffered about at least once a week from severe stomach bloating and pain….all of the above. At times I felt like if I could only pass gas, I would feel better and found that if I could it did relieve the pain, but when in this pain it was difficult to achieve. Other times, I would just be gassy and pass gas fine but with no pain. When I was in extreme pain was when I didn’t seem to pass gas…it was pretty awful and my attacks would usually last about 24 hours. I would say the pain when I had it, while not daily….would be severe. I was gaining weight on my low fat higher carb diet…only eating about 1,600 calories a day…occasionally going out to eat, but had a relatively ok diet except for the few pounds of weight I gained for no reason. So, I decided to give a very low carb diet a try…I cut out all processed food and cooked from scratch. No processed food at all and I also went to two meals a day starting at 10 in the morning and nothing after 5 in the evening. What I noticed after 5 months is that as soon as I had started eating this way that pain and bloating …day one..no more pain. and the gas literally stopped…not one single episode and all I can say is my insides feel calm. At peace ☺️ I don’t know if it’s cutting out the processed foods and bread or the processed oils or what it is, but my insides have never in my life felt this good. I also lost the few pounds I gained, but the lack of that horrid pain is priceless. I eat unprocessed meat, eggs, dairy and only cruciferous veggies….spinach, broccoli asparagus etc., No Strachey veggies like potatoes, carrots fruit. .Maybe that’s it. I simply don’t know. I will slowly bring some of those foods back and see if it returns…kinda scared to, but want to know what it was. Maybe it’s not eating snacks and breakfast so my system is not working as hard to process 3 meals a day. All I know is it worked. 7 months now. 🙏🏻

[@tempest031]

I'm in agony right now, while watching this, I started having these stupid bloating more frequently recently, I'm even a vegetarian , it's so unfair 😭. Passing mucus and constipation is fine comparatively, The cramping, bloating, back ache, feeling irritated and sick, trouble sleeping and the incomplete voidance/peeing in sessions is irritating

[@sharonpearce1352]

I am a grandma in Australia only 56 so a young grandma but i have been so yuk, I went into hospital with colitis IBD then also have IBS all the time, mainly constipation and mucus and so bloody bloated and so so so tired and lazy and as for the wind I hate it. When i went into hospital i lost with IBD i lost 12kg in 3 weeks and aged heaps, Thank you so much for sharing it helps SOOOOO MANY.

[@veronicaskoch3757]

I find it ebbs n flows . Last flare up unbelievable!! The old drugs didnt work ,amped up needed medicated enemas, medi suppository. Seemed like forever,then new mix of meds worked. HALLELUJAH!!

[@sarahralph-neil7137]

Just came across your channel after looking for gluten free Yorkshire pudding recipe. I have had IBS for 25years and I can relate to everything you are talking about, cramps, bloating, backache, diarrhoea/constipation,wind & the urgency to go when I am anxious or stressed (it is awful and seriously hampers any kind of social life)Its nice to hear other people having the exact same, well not nice but you get what I mean.

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@cierrapowell1765]

I’ve been suffering for months and didn’t know why. I have all but the last one I think this video just made it make sense. Time to go see my Dr

[@Acj81]

I’ve had ibs for 30 years. Since I was 9 years old the things that trigger mine is fizzy drinks, lactose I don’t drink cows milk and if I miss meals. I haven’t had ibs for ages -until today. I went for an hour walk into town I felt the urge to go loo. The toilets where closed so I soiled myself! I had to find another toilet and it was coming out when I was rushing to find the other toilets in the shopping centre a 10 min walk away. Lucky I had just been shopping and had spare trousers and knickers. I nearly passed out I was sweating and I was vomiting in the shopping centre. Luckily I managed to get a lift home. I finally got home and was on and off the toilet for 2 hours after. I couldn’t wee for ages but needed too. I’m not exhausted. Next time I’ll make sure I don’t miss breakfast and eat less carby food.

[@northangel30leather6]

Oh my god that sounds awful and a nightmare of mine. I have nearly been caught out so many times usually when I’m driving and trying to get home and having a bad flare for nearly 3 months now. Consequently I hardly go anywhere anymore and it’s always very local, within 5 minutes from home, if I do venture out which is honestly hardly ever because of the fear of the pain and urgency coming on so quick. It has controlled every aspect of my life for about 20 years now and it’s just horrible to live with.

[@amyweil8520]

Thank you for sharing. I definitely struggle with needing to urinate frequently.

[@kandis5576]

You are so young and sweet. Yet you are willing to talk about this embarrassing condition, and sharing what you know. It was so interesting when you said the good days can make you feel "normal". I feel that same way, but I know now it simply denial. I am much older than you, yet I am very embarrassed of this condition. Thank you making this something that can be talked about.

[@pam_s4973]

Thank you for this video I have other symptoms but having gas while working around people is just terrible and very embarrassing 😮I started trying to figure what I was eating to cause this ( of course the pain &bloat too)😢 I found out regular yogurt and sweet potatoes were a huge part of my diet I had to say goodbye too and no gas for 2 weeks 🎉 I love yogurt but had to go for a non dairy option and it worked 🎉. The strange part of it is I can eat other dairy but at least I know . I know how hard this is so glad I’m not alone

[@lanoralum4964]

I have all of these symptoms x100. I also feel run down, like I’m about to come down with a cold. I also have sudden flushed feelings when my stomach decides it doesn’t like the plain meal I just ate. It’s been a frustrating 15+ years. Found out 6 years ago I also have Celiac disease and other food sensitivities which have made things difficult. Your videos have helped me in a way where it’s nice to know I’m not alone and there also people going through these things but in the moment you feel you’re alone in all this.

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@mirandamariapatrick9392]

My exact symptoms for 7yrs now

[@MrsMoofy]

Omg someone else!!!! I could cry.... always feel like I'm about to come down with an awful flu!!!!! Xxx😢😢😢😢

[@MrsMoofy]

Finally found a channel 😢😢😢😢 does anyone get flu like symptoms like aching and fatigue 😢 it lasts for like 2 weeks x x x x so glad i found this channel xxx

[@phalguniray7425]

I experience the 'passing mucus one' and 'feeling sick' one too😞

[@cbryce9243]

I was dx'd with CD many years ago, but after hearing you talk about all the symptoms of IBS, and having all but 2 of the symptoms, it might be time to talk to my dr... I just attributed it all to CD, even though I never eat gluten. Thank you for sharing something that no one ever feels comfortable talking about.

[@shortersview]

What is CD if you don’t mind me asking

[@sharonwolfe5210]

Hi Becky... So sorry to hear this in someone so young... This is going to sound strange --- I have a question for everyone--- Has anyone ever had the feeling like your *intestines* are nauseous? Uugh... I can pretty much check all the boxes for IBS, but have never encountered anything like "intestinal nausea" in the reading or other's experiences... Thank everyone for your time, and hopes for better days for all...

[@peterp978]

My one big tip I find manages stomach cramps is lots of fibre to bulk up your stool. Eat wholemeal bread pasta and rice not fruit or veg. Keep diet bland no spices or alcohol. Gradually reintroduce fruit and veg . I find alcohol a real no no . IBS tends to linger but I find managing it a very realistic proposition .

[@patriciaruth2894]

Thank you for speaking so openly! I have lymphocytic colitis and yours is one of the channels I watch regularly to know I'm not alone with stomach issues. Also love your recipes because I eat gluten free. Take care!

[@carlosmamani2214]

Hello, happy new year, I had this disease but now I am healthy, thank God. I now eat everything, even stones, spicy foods and many other foods that I could not eat. I ask you not to give up, follow my comments and advice on how to defend yourself from this illness, good luck, God bless you, hey Strength, don't give up.

[@NomadMimi]

I feel so happy to hear you about the fatigue because it was very hard for me to understand why. And I have to say I have strong pain sometimes when my IBS is at my worst, having sexual relations. It is awful and I just want to cry all the time sometimes I don´t even have the energy to it....

[@debbiewenckowski4670]

I was like you for many years I had constipation. After about 15 years it went to both constipation and diarrhea. Now I have diarrhea mostly, but, I will have once in awhile my stomach burning like never before and I am constipated and I know I have to strain to get it out because there is diarrhea behind it. In the last year I have had constant flatulence. I am 56 and have had IBS for 30 years. I have osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, IBS, and severe COPD. I am now stuck at home because if I sneeze or cough the diarrhea just comes out and with COPD I cough quite a bit each day.

[@nicoleartale2219]

Thank you for your honest comment Debbie . I am 52 and often find it rare to read comments from older women like us, it helps to know I’m not alone. I’ve had varying degrees of IBS since I was in my 20’s. I also have severe anxiety, CPTSD and have had 2 craniotomy’s for aneurysms ( 1 ruptured the other un ruptured) which makes my blood pressure monitoring/ medication 💊 difficult to balance out! I sometimes just think I’m too old for this 💩💩💩!!! I have to wear panty liners when I go out just in case the urge hits me 💩- I’ve tried counselling to lower my anxiety to help with the IBS flare ups but it hasn’t worked for me. I’m on antidepressants which have helped - but unfortunately I can never predict when, where or what will trigger an attack! I wish you all the best with your health and thanks for the comment 😊

[@kin_lost]

I have gas pains and fatigue, sometimes cramps, but the worst symptom is the random sharp pains on my belly and on my back, I really thought I had Chron disease but after a colonoscopy my doctor said my intestine were impeccable and it was probably IBS, but sometimes it feels like I'm totally inflamed on the inside.

[@oceanacunday4694]

I want to cry I’ve been having many symptoms and I’ve been seeing a gastroenterologist, I have an appointment soon but I’m almost 100% sure I have it. Thank you for making videos and sharing your story❤️

[@macriemyoui8382]

How are you now?

[@bizzylife2140]

I enjoyed this video...it's true no 1 wants to talk about farting and pooping but it's definitely something ppl need to do and with your accent you can make the worse things sound charming

[@julesgarcia5854]

Hello Love, thanks to your diets tips, i am handling my mild Diverticulitis much better! I have so many of the symptoms that you mentioned. Going gluten free has helped me immensely with offensive Flatulence.

[@katiahalsey6091]

This is so me!!! Have my drs appointment on Friday so will see… thanks Becky for this - you are amazing ❤

[@syu2193]

thank you for sharing and referencing the NHS website. this really helps understand

[@ak-19healedandfree]

I can relate to this. I have suffered from tiredness too so I have to increase my iron intake. I find my symptoms get worse when I'm stressed.

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@tabasumnabi4488]

Stress has a major role in IBS😔😔😔

[@WoollyLuke]

I have: Bloating, abdomen pain, tiredness, nausea ✅ daily Mucus, back-ache, incontinence ☑️ yes but only very rarely Problems peeing: as a male, this one was unusual to diagnose, & only came up after decades of other symptoms. The cause was actually pelvic-floor-muscle pain. My pfm was worn out from the constant tension, so because emptying my bladder uses the pfm, I experienced very painful soreness after peeing. I went to pelvic physiotherapy, learnt some stretches & keggle exercises, & I’ve been able to manage it ever since.

[@sharonwhite1985]

When I get a flare up of IBS-D I do find it irritates my bladder too

[@lesleyculpin2478]

Hi Becky I have all these symptoms that you mentioned in your log I have IBS and diverticulitis together it is not nice and I struggle everyday but but I know that I am not alone

[@rahsboyd7647]

My back and stomach ( the upper part )hurts so bad sometimes it's had to believe it's just IBS. I thought the pain was fibroids, but I'm starting to realize it IBS.

[@sumaiya7329]

Yesss, the upper stomach pain is so horrible. For me it feels like it’s ripping?? Idk if that makes sense. How are you finding it now?

[@rahsboyd7647]

@@sumaiya7329 I still hurt on occasion...I guess it hurts really bad during a flare, which usually hit right before my period.

[@Luzbiancaj]

At 1st I had constipation. But now I have a lot of frequent trips to the bathroom. I suffer from depression as well. I'm always bloated, gassy, heart burn, nauseous and a feeling like I incomplete stool😫. I've dropped weight some only because even if hungry I'm scared of my flare ups.

[@Luzbiancaj]

@Ivan Zivojinovic I have tried tummy massages, but this doesn't work. Lately I have tried eating healthier and drinking water this heals for while then the symptoms are back with a vengeance.

[@carlosmamani2214]

In not very bad cases, the intestines are bothered, this is due to the condiments or spices that are put on the food, chemical preservatives that are very subtle but added to others can do a lot of damage, fungi. I usually have these things coconut oil ( is very important) on my toast or in my food. Lemonades with sodium bicarbonate, drink in half a glass of water with a splash (like 2 tablespoons of soup) of apple cider vinegar in the morning and at night. if I have mushrooms I use salt in my mouth, a condiment called cloves, luckily God bless you.

[@sharonrussell8230]

You sound just like me, thank you for talking about it. I do also sometimes struggle with needing to wee a lot, though that could be because with IBS you also need to drink a lot - especially if you take something like fybogel

[@parkerenglish9773]

Watching these kind of videos will help you ? Ask this question to yourself. Answer is "No". IBS can be cured I had been suffering from this problem for 6 years but now i have cured myself 100%. you can also get rid of this problem. Don't spend even a single dollar in joining any stupid programs and all. Dont be a spectator here. I can help you without charging anything, feel free to contact me on instagram "parker_1989_"

[@duchessofst.andrew7210]

During a flare up, I pee often and struggle to get to the loo "in time".

[@huckelberrygirl]

I get nauseous yes! I’m slowly learning when my intestines also hurt from being empty because it’s kinda the same pain

[@moniquescott7117]

I have the bloating scared to go out to eat with friends, to much bloating glad I’m not alone

[@narrowboatview9071]

Thank you for your openness on this. You have helped me better understand my own IBS. Cheers

[@hoettega_veneta]

I’m sitting on the toilet right now and I can confirm it 100% makes me feel better

[@corrydonaldson5352]

I thought I was the only one, I definitely get those back pains too

[@jilldickson4352]

I have been hospitalised once for constipation and once for diarrhoea. But most of the time my poo is like instant whip? My doctors are not interested in my digestive issues. Loved your chat bless you. ❤️❤️

[@Nonea350]

I struggle with all of the symptoms but, with very large hemorrhoids on the inside and outside so, my flair ups cause a lot of fear and pain to use the bathroom. You are very brave for sharing. Remember not to strain too long. Take care of your anus, y'all!

[@dontatme9450]

Yes I’m on the same boat!! Help what has helped you?!!

[@vinceonyoutube]

I find that citrus fruits and raw vegetables cause my haemorrhoids flare up. I have to boil all my vegetables and this works for me.

[@macgina8412]

I do have the bladder problem, it‘s quit typical for hydrogen sulfide SIBO

[@Gardendreamer14]

I just got diagnosed with this today… the pain was so bad I couldn’t sleep 🥺 this is a scary journey 😢

[@Miradi33]

You got this!

[@aprealgrace]

I’m having worse abdominal cramping after a poo😣 every day, been getting tired and stressed out for a year now. Can’t really tell what triggers it, not drinking coffee anymore.

[@sweethome4175]

How are you now?

[@sammicollette]

Thank you for this video. It is very helpful and reassuring. Thank you for being so open and honest.

[@milkshake2659]

I have the bladder issues and it’s more annoying then painful for me at least

[@ashleybellerose7104]

The pain was also what made me go to the doctor. Ive had this since I was like not even 10. I thought this was normal. I thought it meant I had to go to the bathroom bad. I started to notice it happened to me a lot so I asked my really good friends about it. Noone knew what pain i was talking about. So I went to the doctor and duh duh nu diagnosed with IBS so its new diagnosis for me. Learning about it. Not scared of it. I suffered blindly my whole life got through it. I get constipation all the time and my bowel movements are never normal I learned. Idk why its messed up. And yes I feel immense amounts of relief after. I feel bad if its never that satisfying for people lol

[@yousef5886]

I constantly yo-yo between diarrhea and constipation - constipation is arguably worse because I remain bloated and with cramps for days until the blockage finally clears. Generally speaking, bloating is a near-constant symptom for me unfortunately, but I've found that peppermint oil capsules do help with that, as well as reducing the amount of pain I have. I'd definitely recommend to take peppermint oil on a daily basis. I also get backache and do struggle to fully empty my bladder.

[@eleanorabramson6904]

Thanks for your video. I definitely have that last symptom at this point. So depressing! I can’t even travel. 😲

[@beaulieuonnp593]

i find it difficult at night when the toilets are closed. Also in parks when they only accept 20p by card and I don't have contactless. I wear black trousers a lot. I sometimes don't have poo control at all which is a big problem. When I go out, I have to wear adult nappies, a snap on plastic knickers and an waterproof overtrousers which I an easily put on outside. I am also considering taking a camping loo with a cat litter bag etc so I don't block up the loos in public cafes etc So having a Poo Disaster Bag will help reduce the embarrassment and indignity. I do find it difficult in Urban areas to have a IBS flare up

[@northangel30leather6]

I’ve suffered with IBS for close to 20 years now and last year had to have my gallbladder removed due to infection and stones. My IBS is now so debilitating and having a lot of upper back and stomach issues too now which I never had before, it’s so much worse and now I will hardly leave the house due to the diarrhoea and urgency.

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@NorthAngel30 Leather You have my sympathy NorthAngel30 Leather Godspeed.👼❤🌹🙏

[@spunkybabe4000]

go to dr, get a prescription of Imodium. Take half a pill before each meal. U will feel soooo much better. U wont poop yourself!

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@@spunkybabe4000 Thanks!💊🙂🍗🙏

[@veronicaskoch3757]

You must go doc, find a good doc . My first doc best in area for this , not good enough . I cried to my medical dr when he asked hows it going . Sent me to his sisters gastroenterologist. Hes from God

[@marythursby4291]

Yes I have almost all those symptoms except back ache and trouble peeing I thought I had a bladder infection but nope it’s IBS

[@kendrasaunders5744]

I do struggle with IBS but it happened to be triggered by eating Gluten and dairy products My symptoms were: bloating, cramps, consipation, nausea, exhaustion, headaches, vaginal discharge leakage( pee ), Diarrhea, increased appetite

[@cesaraguilar4016]

The toilet is my personal sanctuary , but I hate that I spend so much of my life there :(

[@nancyclatterbuck4070]

Hi Becky; Thanks for your videos…I get all The Symptoms except the micas. I do get so much pain and fatigue; back pain I get; never knew why…Thanks for sharing. I’ve had IBS since a young teenager; I am 63..I am going to try FoodMap. I stopped all alcohol and cigarettes 12 years ago. I have to really get my Diet Better!

[@theresagermain7968]

Mayo Clinic is great for diagnosing intestinal issues and some of these symptoms are pelvic floor dysfunction and slow intestinal transit. It’s not uncommon but hard to diagnose have to go to a specialist

[@reabbear]

I have all the symptoms! It gives me huge anxiety thought something bad is going on in there

[@aprilcockin5733]

Hi Becky, I get mucus in my poo, my IBS is horrific at the moment, makes my life a misery🥺

[@juliasherwin327]

Me too, I just had to stop what I was doing a lie down because of the pain. I get all if the common symptoms and they have got worse over the last 12 years. I also can't always get to the toilet in time if I need to pee, but I don't know if that is anything to do with ibs

[@carolann690]

Me too. I have all the common symptoms plus flatulence, needing to pee often and acid reflux. All of this disturbs my sleep. I feel like my insides are like a washing machine. I have a few days in the month when I feel OK but these are getting less and I'm in pop ain almost constantly. Read about SIBO being found in 85% of ibs patients and I am asking my doctor about it. Look it up online. I have all the symptoms.