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IBS After Being Sleeved

If you had IBS prior to surgery, how do you feel post-op? Do you find your symptoms are better or worse?

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I don't have it but my hubby does. His is triggered by emotions.

It is horrible to have. I wish you well.

My IBS has DRASTICALLY improved post surgery, I can't say this enough!

My ibs is gone! I feel like a new woman not having constant diarrhea!

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Thanks, Light_Lady and Michellemo! I hope and pray mine gets better! It's not really bad most of the time. But I think the stress of jumping through all the hoops to get insurance approval and the thought of surgery has triggered mine to be bad. I go from diarrhea to being constipated. It sucks. I'm also lactose intolerant and that doesn't help matters. Ugh! I just hope for improvement (or remission!).

Cheer moma, I sympathize with your hubby. Stress is my biggest trigger.

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I am 3 yrs post-op and have recently been diagnosed with IBS, I seem to go alternating weeks of non-stop diarrhea and frustrating constipation. In the last 11 days I have had 3 BMs and they weren't totally satisfying. I hesitate to break out the Miralax, I take flaxseed every day and nothing. But two weeks ago, I was going 4-5 times a day, quarts and quarts (sorry) of diarrhea. I eat clean, lots of veggies, fish, green tea, no sugar, no starch. Help!

The sleeve as taking my IBS away too. The doctor always said I didn't have it THAT bad please tell that to my constant upset stomach. But it's gone now and I couldn't be happier!

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