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IBS after Surgery

I went to my Bariatric Surgeon and left feeling discouraged. I have had IBS for a number of years, but have it under control now. He said that after surgery it will probably be worse. Did any of you with the Gastric Sleeve experience that?

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Honestly, yes. The 1st month was awful but now I am able to drink my Fiber it is better.

I have had IBS for over 30 years. Mine was diahrrea based (not constipation), so not good. Anyway, since preparing for the surgery and eating healthier, I haven't had many problems at all. In fact, since my surgery in August, I haven't had any IBS issues at all that I know of. I did have some issues with Protein right after surgery and sending me on emergency RUNS to the rest room, but my body adjusted after a couple of weeks. I actually think my condition improved. Haven't had to take any of my meds for it in a long time. good luck!

Hell, I think Im getting IBS, Ive only been able to have a BM by myself just a handful of times...I have to use Enema's and been taking Benfiber, before then Marlax, its horrible...

Actually after the surgery about 2 1/2 years ago, I have no episodes of IBS now. It is such a relief not to have to know where the bathroom is.... :)

I had bad IBS before surgery and had to take medication for it every day. After surgery I MAY have a bout once every 3 months but don't even need to take medication for it. I feel 100% better.

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