Bowel Issues in MS

[@jimscott9525]

I found your channel today and having been dealing with RRMS for 10 years, I've been watching/reading plenty about MS. You are, hands down, the most informative source I've found. Your approach and method of communicating and great, and I love your dogs. Thank you. :)

[@vickydittfield9822]

What a Godsend🎉❤,& love your humor and “have an impact” & other puns!

[@maryanneparnell1670]

Thanks for that :) Pffff it is the worst thing and the one that you really can't tell people about. Your video is really helpful 👍

[@MrShinentwist]

Who handled this subject perfectly

[@mikachansailor]

Thank you 😊 💓

[@Pugmamma]

Thank you!

[@dawnmayhew2844]

Wow l didn't know that incomplete soft mushy poop is a ms thing

[@anntovey4064]

Thank you once again, very helpful xx💩 lol

[@d011p4rtz]

when you already had stomach issues *BEFORE* MS and you have no idea what's safe to eat anymore🥲but I didn't know there were anal tampons; good to know!

[@ygbodybuilder3023]

Is it reversible

[@makingsenseofmultiplescler2187]

There are lots of ways to deal with bowel issues that can help manage it. It depends on what symptoms you’re dealing with but there is always something to help with whatever you’re experiencing. Sometimes dependent on lesion placement there can be permanent damage - other times things can be managed so well that you don’t experience issues. Definitely speak to a medical professional ie a neuro or ms nurse. Don’t suffer in silence because there are lots of options! ☀️🙂

[@valeriemoen4441]

Have you tried to clean up this mess? Especially when you start getting physically tired and there’s more work to do. Never mind cleaning yourself. It is just horrible!😢