Lactose Intolerance: Everything You Need To Know

[@timz.4000]

the problem is, deciding if it's only "air" you're about to push out! If you know what I'm saying.

[@Nxt_.m]

Real omfg😭

[@Camykiss06]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@the_italianwannabe]

🥲 I've misjudged a few times...

[@choongkeat]

Always assume it's not

[@MonkeyDIvan]

​@@the_italianwannabeBRUH

[@Mjdnighthaze]

For me it use to make me gassy or bloated…. Now it makes me vomit 😭. I can’t enjoy dairy anymore😭.

[@julia33446]

Maybe try lactose free products if you not allergic to milk

[@Mjdnighthaze]

@@julia33446 I'm eating lactose free/vegan stuff now.

[@twist6039]

​@@Mjdnighthaze Someone ik might have lactose intolerance, they vomit randomly everytime they drink milk after 4 to 5 hours later, they just got it later in age. Is that possible?

[@Mjdnighthaze]

@@twist6039 I’m 19, I didn’t start fully noticing until I was 16. I had small reaction’s for years but, I didn’t think much of it. I can’t enjoy cake, nachos, or even Alfredo. I can’t really eat some bread because of the dairy, it’s a major change though.

[@Esteban1530blg]

@@Mjdnighthaze I’m learning this about myself now. It’s depressing 😪

[@mtcondie]

I can eat tons of cheese, yogurt, sour cream and ice cream, but if I drink half a glass of milk, I am in for a bad time. Very confusing.

[@guitarslim56]

Not confusing. Milk contains more lactose than those other things.

[@KevinStabley]

Same here I can even have pizza and I'm fine but milk not so much 2 percent and non lactaid I can kinda handle

[@Sleerush]

What do you experience?

[@mtcondie]

@@Sleerush My tum tum does not feel well, and my body sees that the offending milk has an aft evacuation. Lol

[@chipsahoy8439]

Twin

[@Bromand01]

Just found out all my problems all these years was lactose intolerance and I know now

[@jackiesicilian5720]

Really, what were the most common symptoms for you?

[@CrystalRussell-ym4mx]

What symptoms did you have

[@HassanAkachab]

same here, i hate the fact that i can't drink a milk coffee, only black one but i still consume milk everyday even that it makes you take shit like a million time that is still nothing compared to dealing with weak bones problems

[@DrexelGregory]

I’m here because I had a latte yesterday and I’ve been hurting ever since

[@rachelwallace313]

They have lactose free milk. And coffee creamer super good too and it taste like regular milk also just found out they have yogurt and actual cheese for us lactose people to eat. Look up kite hill and Vialife cheese. I love mac and cheese too so i had to come up with a solution

[@hadiyanoor-y6w]

i have same issue but i used to take moringa powder daily as it has good source of calcium.i take tea with 20 % milk and 80% water

[@melindasmith3713]

I just cut milk and cream from my coffee as I was bloated and lacking energy . Black only , I know I can't handle alot of milk , but dang now creamer and coffee milk !

[@truthfilter]

get your calcium from Kale. it has more calcium than milk, and keep your Vit D levels high

[@TheG6Fam]

I haven’t ate cereal in forever and today I decided to have some and well I’m currently regretting it 🥴😅

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the experience

[@dariusanderton3760]

can you eat the cereal with water instead ? or the products that are similar to milk ?

[@Selinnn0106]

Same thing happening to me now

[@TzPets]

Just get latocse torlant milk 😭

[@TzPets]

@@dariusanderton3760Lactose tolerance milk

[@XCyberAttackX]

I use to drink milk fine but as I get older, I started to have a problem with my bowl movement. I started to have very hard time going to bathroom, and only goes there every 5 or 4 days. My rectum was going off (swollen) "that was so much pain :(" every time I go to bathroom, and it stays swollen for 30 min to 1h after bathroom and it gives me so much pain. first I thought it's hemorrhoids but after I checked with the doctor he said that I have hemorrhoids but it's internal and it's normal and not what's causing the issue as I still have room for the stool to move. I insisted to do the surgery which I already did, but I asked him if the milk make any issue here, he said "no"!! but after the surgery my rectum went off again after I drank a cup of Lattee that made with milk. I stopped drinking any milk and my rectum never bothered me again. so I figured out that I have lactose intolerance, but I never did any test. I can eat yogurt and cheese without noticing any problem as I think my body produces a little lactase enzyme enough for them but not for milk. *When I drink milk, it makes my bowels hard "constipation" and all my intestine get swollen.

[@englishwithteachermark4307]

I also didn't used to have problems with milk, but now it always constipates me.

[@XCyberAttackX]

​@@englishwithteachermark4307 Yes me too, Milk makes my bowels hard.

[@Nicole-gm2lg]

我乳糖不耐！

[@Nicole-gm2lg]

我乳糖不耐！

[@melindasmith3713]

We all also need fiber ! They took it out of food and sell it back to us ! Fiber helps alot .

[@shaungregory1789]

Wow, after years of all the symptoms, and lost 5 stone, (60lbs)recently I've just found out I've got Lactose Intolerance. Phew !🎉.

[@MedicalCentric]

Congratulations on finding the root cause of your symptoms! Managing lactose intolerance will greatly improve your health and well-being. ❤️

[@adamrosemeyer8448]

bro i have the Allergy too whenever i eat macaroni it always make me go like 10 times to the bathroom sometimes i pop a lactose pill and hope for the best

[@julia33446]

I cut milk from my diet and my health improve. I never had digestive issues with milk,but I had very extreme fatigue and brain fog after drinking milk and milkshakes, later the problem seem to affect me even when I ate cereals. I was observing my body for long time and I can say 100% the extreme fatigue symptoms come after the milk. I can eat yoghurts,cheese and drink kefirs without any problems, so I do eat those products,but the milk I stop and this was improve my energy levels as I was leave before extreme tired,so tired that even standing a short period of time was making me want to lie down and was always short after I drink milk, milkshakes or have cereals with milk

[@nayan7065]

I could drink milk mixed with some chocolate or non-dairy products, but I will vomit if I drink pure milk. Also, I could not eat cheese. After eating cheese I will have an immediate headache, feel like vomiting and also I breathe faster as I will suffocate. My intolerance is more intense toward cheese, unlike milk.

[@julia33446]

@@nayan7065 in that case better avoid those products all if you have breathing problems you may be at risk of anaphylaxis a worst allergy reaction with can kill you in minutes

[@nayan7065]

Thank you for your concern. I try to avoid eating these products, but sometimes when I visit other people's houses, they offer me sweets that contain dairy products. I tell them that I am intolerant to dairy, which they understand, but ask me to have a small quantity as prasad (a gift). I eat a bite of food and it does not affect my body much.

[@julia33446]

@@nayan7065 maybe you can tolerate small amounts I will avoid those products because you never know when the toleration of small amounts will wear off. Anaphylaxis is not joke

[@sbtopjosh4098]

I am watching this after having a large dose of Dairy Queen lol. My toilet is shattered

[@b0t3z]

I forgot i was lactose intolerant because it didnt really effect me too much. I ate 2 ice cream cones and chocolate milk. Now im stuck on a toilet.

[@Sophiea4]

You ok now?

[@bandzdontfold3563]

I really be shitting 10 times per day its crazy

[@haleem3]

Ong I’m sick of it

[@Andres.Floress]

🤣😂

[@Locoinmysleep]

Man but it's worth the sacrifice if you love cheese like me

[@bandzdontfold3563]

I tried that non lactose cheese that shit got me fuck up tasting like plastic

[@ilovekene9697]

Fr

[@prabhatsharma2516]

I feel so frustrated and pressure in abdomen. Nice topic Love from India🇮🇳

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad it was helpful.

[@NightExposer]

I digest it fully without problem, what's age?

[@somethingwithbungalows]

@@NightExposerwell that’s the general consensus xDD

[@dogood4877]

Can lactose intolerance cause anxiety??? I started getting anxiety and diarrhoea once i started taking milk. It majically disappeared 48hrs after stopping milk

[@arham5207]

Well it can cause problems in your body that can lead to anxiety issues due to brain being over worked

[@prabhatsharma2516]

@@arham5207 yes

[@sophiemeads5243]

This is one of my symptoms. 30 mins after I get nausea / anxiety/ stomach cramps and sometimes sick

[@makaveli5257]

Yes 100%

[@sabickd1]

I guess it can, if the stomach gets upset then it affects the emotional state aswell.

[@seeingstars199]

I’m just realizing I’m might be lactose intolerant. For the past month and half I have been EXTREMELY gassy and have had a sour taste in my mouth as well as a sour stomach. I’m going to cut dairy for a week to see if my stomach improves.

[@Yosefskinner9]

How'd it go?

[@GhastlyNarratives6]

Same. How did it go?

[@noneisallminussome371]

He died

[@GhastlyNarratives6]

@@noneisallminussome371 no he didnt

[@Jelo255]

hello i am from south america i am lactose intellorant as soon as i drink milk i get flatulence and diarrhea that's how terrible is it, too bad i can't drink milk?

[@deeppatel0943]

Same

[@adamrosemeyer8448]

same i get abunch of flatulence too

[@jane-i5u]

Went to sever GI doctor. Did all sorts of tests. Never asked or suggested lactose intolerance. Stopped dairy and symptoms went away right away

[@MedicalCentric]

@jane-i5u It’s great that you found a solution that works for you! Sometimes, doctors might focus on the more obvious tests or conditions, but it’s awesome that cutting out dairy helped alleviate your symptoms. Lactose intolerance can often go unrecognized, especially when symptoms overlap with other GI issues. It sounds like you've discovered what works best for your body, and that’s key to managing your health. If your symptoms continue to improve, that's a great sign! 😊

[@HayleyBailey123]

One day i ate an ice cream then like 15 mins later i was about to throw up while sitting on the toilet for many minutes now whenever i consume stuff with lots of lactose i regret it

[@tijanahalapi1844]

Same happend to me after i ate a small box of hard bonbon candy. I had no idea they have lactose. In one hour i had 3 number 2,terrible cramps.. few months ago i discover im lactose intolerant 😔

[@vanessamadrid2330]

I started drinking 3 glasses of milk a day in January and have been suffering severe back pain, Anyone else? Just last week I cut out all dairy and the pain is getting much better. That is the only thing I did differently.

[@MedicalCentric]

It's great to hear that eliminating dairy has improved your back pain; dietary responses can vary significantly from person to person.

[@15crap]

I have the same problem with my back lower

[@15crap]

I have the same problem with my back lower. Almost feels like it's kidneys

[@KurangiKapur]

I don’t know whether I am lactose intolerant or not like I don’t get any problem if I eat curd, kheer, cheese or drink stuff like tea but whenever I drink milk it always causes abdominal pain or bloating.

[@lindsayskye4244]

Milk allergy

[@jackiesicilian5720]

​@lindsayskye4244 why do think that?

[@Gaylooking]

Then u r lactose intolerant stomach doesnt want it unless u force it😂 go to hospital 😂

[@ametrine7839]

I find however, it happens almost as soon as I finish a meal that has even the slightest smattering of cheese. For example, I just consumed a frittata with a small salad that had cheese in it. Generally, I used to be okay with this sort of stuff, and I’ve always loved cheese. However: as soon as I finished that meal, my stomach felt weird. Not even 20 minutes later, I’m almost expelling from both ends. I haven’t eaten anything expired prior and I’m always having supplements. I even noticed my stomach being quite gassy and (as bad as it sounds) not smelling nice after having raisin toast with a small amount of butter. Same thing again having butter on toast before work. Is this normal among lactose intolerant people??

[@AGMundy]

Interesting you should say this. I have had lactose intolerance since about 4 or 5 but was able to tolerate cheese. Now even a small amount causes problems. As I have coeliac's disease also which seems to have got worse in terms of sensitivity, my lactose intolerance has been exacerbated. I wonder whether you may have another issue affecting your digestive tract, not necessarily coeliac's disease. I have tried lactase enzyme supplements but the affects are not perfect. Having a restricted diet can be tedious but it's better than having to run to the bathroom 20 times a day (and that is no exaggeration).

[@prioleau2012]

I think I have the intolerance because I get the bad smelling gas afterwards too and sometimes nauseated

[@rosiewilliams3170]

I have always had that problem it would take my stomach 20 minutes to an hour and I would be racing towards the bathroom

[@mvl6827]

Hard cheese contains minimal lactose. Butter even less.

[@Aztomster]

Anyone else experience terrible burps that smell like sulfur, its the literal worst!

[@MedicalCentric]

Yes, sulfur-smelling burps can be a common symptom of lactose intolerance for some people. When your body struggles to digest lactose, the undigested lactose can ferment in your gut, leading to gas and burps that may smell like sulfur. This can be quite uncomfortable and unpleasant. Avoiding dairy products, using lactose-free alternatives, or taking lactase supplements can help prevent these symptoms. If it continues, consulting a healthcare professional might be a good idea to explore other possible causes.

[@Melian07]

I may have some milder case of this; when I drink milk it makes me gassy. But I don't have issues with yogurts or cheese.

[@Wozoo_channel]

I suppose that I was born with lactose intolerance, but what is weird is that i don't remember as a 1 or 2 year old having any of those problems. My mom said that lastly, on the world since she was born in 1969, lactose intolerance as been suspiciously incrementing, to the point it's now almost common. This didn't happen usually atleast 52 years ago. In my case, I haven't had any lactose intolerance crisis lastly (thanks to god). Like every year I have 1-2 crisis. A year and a half ago I only ate like a piece the size of a ring of chocolate and Inmediately after 24 minutes I started feeling with nausea, later a high amount of vomits, at least 1-4 for 2 days. In a crisis I suffer from dehydration and If I drink water orally, I vomit, so they need to put water trough my veins.

[@MedicalCentric]

@Wozoo_channel I'm really sorry to hear that you're experiencing such severe reactions to lactose intolerance. It sounds like it’s been a challenging journey for you. It’s true that the prevalence of lactose intolerance has been increasing, and researchers believe it’s due to a combination of genetics and lifestyle factors. In many populations, particularly those of East Asian, African, and some Mediterranean descent, lactose intolerance is more common, and the ability to digest lactose can decrease with age, even if it wasn’t problematic as a child. The fact that you've experienced such severe symptoms with vomiting and dehydration suggests that your body has a strong reaction to lactose, which can be very difficult to manage. It's good to hear that you haven't had a crisis recently, but it’s important to continue avoiding lactose-containing foods to prevent these painful and dangerous symptoms. Since your symptoms are severe, it might be worth consulting with a gastroenterologist or a nutritionist to explore strategies for managing your condition, including lactose-free products, lactase enzyme supplements, or alternative foods to ensure you're getting the nutrition you need without triggering a crisis. Again, I hope you continue to find relief and don't hesitate to seek medical advice if you're ever in doubt.

[@Frenchfries628]

Anytime i eat something with dairy the day after in the morning i be on that toilet fighting for my life then after im done exploration i be shaking 😞

[@gust9583]

30 min - 2 hours after milk?? I get diarrhea right after I drink milk like I try to make a healthy milkshake but as soon as I drink it it goes outta my body idk if it's really that healthy

[@aquilesbrincoyeezygod384]

Make a smoothie instead then

[@leexxinn3547]

Hey, i had been drinking milk my entire childhood now as i am growing up due to stomach issues i get some real gas problems with milk. Im underweight n i have been advised to take dry fruits powder with milk. How can i cooperate with that? Any advice pls?

[@MedicalCentric]

@leexxinn3547 It sounds like you're dealing with lactose intolerance or a sensitivity to milk, which is common as people age. To incorporate dry fruit powder with milk despite your stomach issues, you could try using lactose-free milk or plant-based milk alternatives like almond, soy, or oat milk. These options can help reduce gas and bloating while still providing the nutritional benefits. If you're underweight, adding dry fruit powder to a smoothie with a banana or other gentle ingredients might make it easier on your stomach. Start slowly and monitor how your body reacts, and consider consulting with a nutritionist for personalized guidance.

[@journeymann]

Many alternative options are out there. Try Lactose free milk. Or Nut milks. Some good Non Dairy Creamers too if you like coffee.

[@NajaxMubarak]

I got lactose intolerant

[@eliaschela4279]

Whenever I feel constipated, I just go buy myself some milk, take about 1 litre without boiling or adding anything, then boom, I will be in the toilet like 5 to 7 times.

[@sellichajaeeltanal9979]

hi, nice content! Question thought, can lactose intolerant people still get the nutrients from milk for example?

[@MedicalCentric]

Lactose-intolerant individuals, lacking the enzyme lactase for digesting milk sugar, often experience digestive discomfort after consuming dairy. However, they can still obtain nutrients from milk through lactose-free or lactose-reduced dairy options, as well as by taking lactase supplements before consuming regular dairy products. Additionally, non-dairy sources like fortified plant-based milk, leafy greens, nuts, and seeds provide alternative routes to essential nutrients such as calcium, vitamin D, and protein. Adapting their diet allows those with lactose intolerance to maintain nutritional balance without triggering digestive problems.

[@LauraMelle1995]

How much supplements do you guys take? I can't seem to get the correct balance

[@Itspaolatina]

No dairy for me.

[@Kenzbutler-mg2bs]

I'm lactose intolerant cuz I have abdominal pain,gas, and nausea

[@EtherealGraceSounds]

I'm scared I cannot stay away from milk, even with the symptoms. Is there any long term result of taking milk continuously. I'm scared other conditions could result

[@Gaylooking]

Ya kidney malfunction very dangerous or go to hospital transplant no good 😢

[@richricogranada9647]

Burping non stop after taking dairy

[@MeaHeaR]

I have a Ileostomy unt becumm lacktose intollerunt my stoma squirt like a hose pipe unt my bag fill upp 4 to 5 times with lidwids

[@rakeshpe4780]

Does it need to have symptoms always. I used to have symptoms after i consumed milk about 2-3 hours post lunch. No other dairies have any effect. Is it lactose intolerance?

[@MedicalCentric]

Lactose intolerance doesn't always present with consistent symptoms. If you experience discomfort, bloating, or diarrhea specifically after consuming milk, but not with other dairy products, it could indicate lactose intolerance. Symptoms typically appear a few hours after consumption. Consulting with a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and guidance on managing symptoms is advisable.

[@Claire-rq9cg]

But dairy products contain loads of calcium right ? Does that mean one can get calcium deficiency?

[@MedicalCentric]

While dairy products are rich in calcium, a deficiency can still occur due to factors like poor absorption, dietary restrictions, or underlying health conditions.

[@rosiewilliams3170]

I have had this since I was born and I don't vomit but I do deal with needing to run towards the bathroom in less than minutes or sometimes an hour after consuming dairy it has made my sex life almost non-existent cause I don't wanna stay away from things that I grew up eating but I have started to give up things with dairy in it and I have started loosing weight as well 😮 but I won't get into that part but being lactose intolerant can be serious or even feel like something serious

[@MedicalCentric]

Living with lactose intolerance can indeed present numerous challenges, impacting daily life and dietary choices. Your description of the urgency and discomfort associated with consuming dairy highlights the significant impact it can have on your quality of life. It's essential to prioritize your well-being and seek alternatives that are lactose-free to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Many individuals successfully manage lactose intolerance by making dietary adjustments and incorporating lactose-free options, which can contribute to better overall health and well-being.

[@fleadoggreen9062]

It only hits me when I drink a lot of alcohol just say a bender , talk about painful hang overs ,yea don’t plan on drinking again

[@MeeraRaju1111]

Does lactose also contain the IGF1 hormone?

[@MedicalCentric]

Lactose, which is the sugar naturally found in milk and dairy products, does not contain the insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) hormone. IGF-1 is a hormone produced by the liver and other tissues in response to growth hormone stimulation. It plays a role in cell growth and development. While IGF-1 can be present in milk, it is not a component of lactose itself. The presence of IGF-1 in milk is due to its natural occurrence in the cow's body and not the lactose content. Please consult a Healthcare Professional if you are worrried about your health.

[@radhakrishncreations1097]

I don't think I get more symptoms just needing to use the washroom 2-3 times more is it still lactose intolerance? Maybe I just shouldn't have a lot of milk because little amount doesn't have much effect I am still confused

[@melindasmith3713]

Just happen to me couldn't have alot , now not even a small amount in my coffee !

[@vazzero]

I had to be put on soy formula as a baby because I just could not handle milk. Now I’m 20 and I consume dairy all the time (not milk I can’t stand it) and I think it’s the reason I’m always bloated and uncomfortable. I’ve never taken lactáis and I might start soon, but I want to see how my body reacts to just quitting dairy products for a while.

[@MedicalCentric]

I recommend eliminating dairy from your diet for a period to observe any changes in your symptoms, and consider consulting a healthcare professional for personalized advice ❤️.

[@Kami-Sama197]

does homogenised milk reduce the effect of this? I am not sure if i am tolerant or not, I do get the odd fart and burps at 500ml milk drink and stomach upset at 1 litre of milk but with normal glasses of 200-250ml i dont have issues here, and right now after I changed my milk from toned regular to homogenized one even both of those issues have stopped, I can now drink 1 Litre of my milkshakes at home without stomach issues. just asking if there are varying degrees of lactose intolerance

[@MedicalCentric]

Yes, varying degrees of lactose intolerance exist, and homogenized milk may reduce symptoms due to smaller fat globules aiding digestion-your experience suggests better tolerance with homogenized milk ❤️

[@nasso-]

Sir i have diahrea and stomach pain . I dont digestive the food . Whwt ahould i do plz help me😢

[@Abdi-libaax]

Why does V8 sound good here

[@mrrich0974]

I take lactose supplements now makes me feel better

[@No_675]

I ate 4 quesadillas and a big bowl of ice cream yesterday.. I’m suffering today

[@MedicalCentric]

@No_675 Oof, that sounds like a tasty but intense meal! 😅 Sometimes rich, heavy foods can surprise our digestive system, especially when combined. Staying hydrated, eating light, and maybe sipping some ginger or peppermint tea could help settle things down. Hopefully, you'll feel back to normal soon! 🌱💪

[@oreofrisk]

currently in excruciating pain trying to pass out intestinal gas 😭 i had pizza last night. looks like i have to stop dairy after all update: little progress, got diarrhea

[@MedicalCentric]

@oreofrisk I'm really sorry you're going through this. Intestinal gas and discomfort after eating, especially dairy or heavy foods like pizza, can be tough. It sounds like your body might be reacting to lactose or certain ingredients in the pizza. It's a good idea to cut back on dairy and maybe try lactose-free options to see if that helps. If the diarrhea persists or the pain becomes unbearable, please reach out to a healthcare provider for proper guidance. In the meantime, stay hydrated and rest as much as possible. You’ll feel better soon!

[@oreofrisk]

@MedicalCentric yeah! it's much better now but the gas is still there. that's because i couldn't control myself and ate another slice of pizza 💀 well i'm gonna cut off SOME dairy products for sure

[@capturelife26]

I don't get problem with other dairy products cheese butter ice cream but only when I drink milk my stomach gets bloated

[@MedicalCentric]

It sounds like you might be experiencing lactose intolerance, which is common and often affects milk more than other dairy products. ❤️

[@Luffy7765]

when i take curd and buttermilk more than 2-3 days in a row bloating and gas build up starts 😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Experiencing bloating and gas from consuming curd and buttermilk frequently may indicate a sensitivity to dairy or lactose; consider moderating intake and consulting a healthcare professional. ❤️

[@borisbeloudus2691]

I have a question if hot milk can trigger lactose intolerance?

[@MedicalCentric]

Yes, hot milk can potentially trigger symptoms of lactose intolerance, just like cold or room-temperature milk. Lactose intolerance is primarily related to the lactose content, not the temperature of the milk.

[@WeMake007]

What is the way to cure this? I feel there must be some cure

[@j_modded]

There is no cure to natural lactose intolerance, your body is already built over time to not digest lactose. Try taking lactaid, they have lactase pills so you can digest lactose again

[@Claire-rq9cg]

I get bad diarrhea whenever I consume milk and other dairy products. I tried Soja, almond milk and other plant based milk it taste awful 😂😂😂 so for now I’ll just stop eating any dairy products

[@MedicalCentric]

It sounds like you might be lactose intolerant; avoiding dairy products is a wise choice for now. Consider consulting a healthcare professional for personalized advice and alternative options.

[@dewilton7712]

Some people may actually only be A1 protein intolerant and can drink A2 milk.

[@lethalprincess2087]

And the weird thing is I never had a problem until I became an adult. Sucks to suck

[@MedicalCentric]

It's not uncommon for health issues to arise later in life. Stay proactive in managing your health! ❤️

[@lethalprincess2087]

@@MedicalCentric so I’ve heard. And thanks. Will do 😆

[@MrGayle_]

Watching this on the toilet after some ice cream

[@MedicalCentric]

@MrGayle_ Haha, that sounds like the perfect combo-relaxing with a treat and enjoying some entertainment! 🍦😄 Hope you're feeling good and having a fun moment!

[@SharonElizabethWhitfield]

If I drink milk or eat chowder made with milk my stomach gets very bloated. But if I eat cheese, I seem to be fine.

[@MedicalCentric]

It sounds like you may be lactose intolerant; cheese generally contains less lactose than milk or chowder, which could explain why you tolerate it better.

[@nirmaladrieskens4338]

I was gassy, bloated after drinking milk on 3e day! After eating pudding!

[@rissaxo9529]

When I eat dairy it constipates me even if sends me bathroom what is that? Should I get an allergy test

[@MedicalCentric]

@rissaxo9529 It sounds like you might be experiencing a sensitivity to dairy, which can cause digestive issues like constipation or urgent trips to the bathroom. This could be related to lactose intolerance or another type of dairy sensitivity. An allergy test might help, but it’s also a good idea to discuss these symptoms with a healthcare provider. They can recommend the best course of action, whether it's testing or adjusting your diet to see if it helps.

[@rissaxo9529]

@@MedicalCentric Thank you!

[@AdithyaRao481]

Get it checked guys i had gastritis which is why i couldn't drink milk don't delay further

[@MedicalCentric]

sorry to hear that , also thanks for sharing

[@tatalhinotreasurehuntertv1620]

Interesting Topic, From Kuwait🌏🌏🌏

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@imanonymous335]

تحياتي من 🇵🇸

[@firejr767]

TVT: everyone needs lactose intolerance

[@amysarahace]

It only affects me badly with icecream and certain milks like red sometimes I'm fine with cheese and yogurts though But today I have had to most rancid farts in the history of farts and the pain before the gas is insane 😭😭😭

[@MedicalCentric]

@amysarahace It sounds like you're experiencing some digestive issues, which can often be triggered by certain dairy products. Ice cream and certain milks can be harder to digest, especially if you're lactose intolerant or have a sensitivity to specific ingredients. Cheese and yogurt might not affect you as much because they contain less lactose. The pain and gas can be really uncomfortable! It might help to keep a food diary to identify what specifically triggers these symptoms, and consider consulting a doctor for further advice on managing your diet. Hang in there! 😅

[@amysarahace]

@MedicalCentric lol thank you I honestly don't have alot of issues with some dairy products but icecream is absolute torture, guess no more sweet treats for me loll🤣

[@chamikaradenuwan3156]

My wife had a dairy allergy. The allergy disappeared from the time her became pregnant.

[@MedicalCentric]

It's not uncommon for allergies to change during pregnancy due to shifts in immune system and hormone levels

[@DOMINIONXP]

I drink too much strawberry milk and I have horrible diarrhea

[@peachycream]

Can it make your whole body bloated. I feel swollen when I eat dairy. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@MedicalCentric]

Yes, dairy can cause bloating and swelling in some individuals. It might be worth exploring dairy-free alternatives to see if symptoms improve. ❤️

[@peachycream]

@@MedicalCentric Thanks for your response. I'm generally dairy free. But the odd time I might have a "treat" of cheddar say! And I can see it in my face. I look all puffy! Thanks.

[@Richardmalone1717]

Bro I’m lactose intolerant and have a egg intolerance 🤷‍♂️I literally can’t even eat breakfast

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm sorry to hear about your dietary restrictions. There are many delicious and nutritious lactose-free and egg-free breakfast options available to suit your needs. ❤️

[@firestarsparkleaj8182]

Ya'll should try consuming goat dairy (if your not severely lactose intolerant) it's easier on the stomach for lactose intolerant ppl, so you don't have to feel like your missing out on the things ppl like myself are enjoying, like ice cream, cakes, cupcakes, Mac n cheese, pizza, milk chocolate etc, you can still make these things out of goat milk/dairy ❤❤❤🐐🥛

[@MedicalCentric]

For those with lactose intolerance, goat dairy can be a gentler alternative to cow's milk, allowing you to enjoy dairy-based treats like ice cream, cakes, and pizza without discomfort.

[@Yuyuehamizah]

Well unfortunately It doesnt taste good

[@HazelynSmith]

I hated my self after I drink milk I felt like I was going to die

[@MedicalCentric]

It's important to avoid lactose if you're lactose intolerant; there are many delicious dairy-free alternatives available to enjoy without discomfort. ❤️

[@jonewtonn]

mozerella cheese 15 me 0

[@learndevelopment]

No one talking about the solution, they only tell their problems. If someone have any solution pls tell me

[@MedicalCentric]

Managing lactose intolerance can be as simple as choosing lactose-free dairy products or taking lactase enzyme supplements. ❤️

[@Milkyw143]

bro my mom is forcing me to eat cereal

[@oreofrisk]

same my parents force me to drink milk KNOWING that i have stomach issues due to it 😭

[@Camykiss06]

The only milk I can have are oat and almond milk 😢. They are tasteless 😮

[@MedicalCentric]

@Camykiss06 I get it-oat and almond milk can sometimes feel a bit bland compared to regular milk. You could try spicing them up by adding a touch of vanilla extract, cinnamon, or even a splash of maple syrup to enhance the flavor. Some brands also offer flavored versions, like chocolate or vanilla, which might be more to your taste. Hope you find a way to make them more enjoyable! 😊

[@raisofahri5797]

for me it's only after consuming milk

[@MedicalCentric]

It sounds like you may be experiencing lactose intolerance. ❤️

[@GreekTV-h6n]

Lactose Intolerance it is common of Asian,African,South American and North I can say . I am from Greece ,Europe the country who is very popular for their dairy products. I moved to USA and I have never have this problem since I was living in Greece. I think it isn't the ethnicity the problem .It is the quality of milk .Europe has better climate for the cows even the milk tastes different from USA to Europe . In USA tastes like poison I am pretty sure they put chemicals inside for improve shelf life or something ..But companies will never tell the truth because it is marketplace secrets! USA is everything about the money big population country they don't care about you!

[@MedicalCentric]

@GreekTV-h6n You bring up an interesting point about the difference in milk quality between the U.S. and Europe. It’s true that people from different parts of the world, including Asia, Africa, and some parts of Europe, can experience varying levels of lactose intolerance due to genetic differences, but environmental and dietary factors also play a significant role. As you mentioned, the way milk is produced, processed, and stored can affect its taste and even its digestibility. In the U.S., milk is often pasteurized and treated with preservatives to extend its shelf life, which might contribute to a difference in taste compared to fresh milk in Europe. Additionally, some farming practices, feed, and even additives used in dairy production can vary across countries, potentially affecting the quality of milk. Lactose intolerance can indeed be influenced by both genetics and diet, so it’s possible that your experience in Greece, where you may have had access to fresher, differently processed milk, helped you tolerate dairy better. If you're finding that milk in the U.S. affects you differently, it could be worth exploring alternatives like lactose-free milk, organic options, or other dairy substitutes that might be gentler on your stomach. Ultimately, being aware of what works best for your body, regardless of where you're from, is key to managing your health and dietary choices.

[@sabbarmurad3057]

I got diarrhea from drinking tea

[@MedicalCentric]

@sabbarmurad3057 Tea, especially if it's caffeinated or contains certain herbal ingredients, can sometimes trigger diarrhea, particularly in sensitive individuals. Caffeine can stimulate the digestive tract, and some teas may have natural laxative effects. If this reaction is consistent, you might try a caffeine-free or gentler tea, like chamomile, to see if it helps avoid digestive upset.

[@nicholecrutchfield9070]

Milk is milk kids

[@Brucee_97]

Powerful

[@MedicalCentric]

@Brucee_97 Thank you! 💪 I’m glad the words resonated with you. Stay strong and keep moving forward-you’ve got this!

[@ilduro2]

This happenes every day

[@louie-1674]

A bad weigh to lose weight

[@Lyfewithlysha]

My wife is currently farting eating ice cream trying to figure out if she’s lactose intolerant…. Please help me. 😂

[@MedicalCentric]

It sounds like she might be experiencing symptoms of lactose intolerance, which can occur after consuming dairy products like ice cream. Consulting with a healthcare professional can provide a proper diagnosis and guidance. ❤️

[@richienickson8085]

I think i ate to much cheese I think im done with dairy this is too much

[@MedicalCentric]

It's important to listen to your body and make dietary choices that support your well-being. Moderation is key, and there are plenty of delicious non-dairy alternatives available. ❤️

[@richienickson8085]

@@MedicalCentric lesson learned:( lol

[@kingprod45]

This is y i use almond milk or oatmilk

[@MedicalCentric]

@kingprod45 Almond milk and oat milk are great alternatives to regular dairy because they’re lactose-free, plant-based, and often fortified with nutrients like calcium and vitamins. Many people choose them for their creamy texture, health benefits, or dietary preferences. Plus, they tend to be lower in calories and fat than traditional milk, making them a popular choice for those looking to maintain a balanced diet.

[@fairylynn1012]

Another treatment I think: Take a pill prescribed by you doctor.

[@MedicalCentric]

@fairylynn1012 Yes, that's often a common and effective route for many treatments! Always make sure to follow your doctor's instructions and take medications as prescribed. It's essential to have a proper diagnosis and treatment plan tailored to your specific needs for the best results.

[@Supiciouschicken-tb6xj]

I feel dizzy everytime I drink milk, is it Lactose intolerance?

[@FloweijFR]

Im dying on the toilet rn jésus cristo 😭

[@MedicalCentric]

@FloweijFR Oh no! That sounds rough. 😅 Hang in there-sometimes your body just needs to work things out. Make sure you're staying hydrated, and if it gets too intense, don't hesitate to reach out to someone for help. Hope you feel better soon!

[@FloweijFR]

@@MedicalCentric i survived, i think it wasnt related to milk tho, cuz i drinked it yesterday and today and i was lire or less fine

[@JeremeyHowlett]

People need to drink a glass of milk each day. Bad bacteria sticks to your gut lining and when you drink milk the bad bacteria consumes the milk, but now they are unable to stick to the lining and they get flushed out of your system as diarrhea or gas etc. milk also helps clear yeast overgrowth. Just think about what happens when bacteria is introduced to milk, it curds, or grows into something bigger that cannot stick to the gut lining. That’s why the milk cows have little cute faces that scream goodness!

[@jackiesicilian5720]

What,? Any proof of that statement?

[@JeremeyHowlett]

@@jackiesicilian5720 lol, I’ve done my own research and experiments. I suggest you do the same if you want to witness the benefits of drinking milk. I give my dog milk every time she gets bad breath, usually this is a sign of bad bacteria overgrowth in the stomach, milk clears it right up. Also, diarrhea after drinking milk is a good sign. It means the bad bacteria is getting flushed out, if people continue to drink milk they will notice their bowl movements return to normal.

[@JeremeyHowlett]

@@jackiesicilian5720 also, it’s important to drink milk with your dinner. It slows the digestion and the body is able to absorb more nutrients. This is especially important with children. Many people don’t realize that our gut bacteria controls our moods and attention span. If the gut bacteria(yeast) are kept under control you will see improvements in your children’s behavior and attention span. Also most of the population have never been fully and properly nourished.

[@jackiesicilian5720]

@JeremeyHowlett regular milk,? but what if it gives you gas, stomach issues like dairy intolerance?

[@JeremeyHowlett]

@@jackiesicilian5720 I drink whole milk. You need to be careful where you eat and what you eat. Sometimes food can be contaminated and that could through your gut bacteria off big time. Just a month ago I ate at this restaurant and the pork sandwich they served me was dripping with a ton of oil. Whatever was in that oil caused me to have severe gas and stomach problems. I saved a small portion for my dog and she had the same issues and her whole lower body broke out in oozing and scabs. Some say it was something else, but I’ve had my dog for ten years and I know everything she eats, and I pick up every single poop she makes, I know when something is off. It took us two weeks to get back to normal. Usually drinking beer will help clear up your gut issues when your having severe gas continuously while only eating regular foods. Also, you need to be careful out there. There’s a reason that yeast packets are watched closely in stores, some have said that giving a person yeast packets in their foods makes them more irritable, confused and hazy. Usually gangs do this to people when they are trying to destroy a persons mental health. I guess the yeast overgrowth in the digestive tract makes the food go right through you, not giving your body a chance to absorb all the nutrients. Sad, what this world has come to. Hopefully people open their eyes and pay attention to the people that surround them, especially if you have large amounts of wealth, these children from incest have serious problems with controlling themselves. Many will need to be put on house arrest away from the general population.

[@amaziing22]

😢 I pooped alot

[@subrunnerfly1703]

Im dutch i can drink a whole cow a day.😂

[@Ryuell-gz9to]

European Skill and gene issue