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Ibs c and after surgery results

Has anybody on here had severe ibs before surgery, and if so, improved, y he same or worse after surgery, and which surgery did you have and time frame post op? Thank you for your replies.

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    Thank you so much, the sleeve is what I'm planning to do. My education class is the 28th and then surgery sometime in april. Just wanting to hear from actual people that have traveled this road with

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I have Crohns. I had the sleeve 10/25/15. I have been amazed at how much better mine has been! Much less nausea, less pain, etc. never really anticipated that. I think the sleeve is a good option with any type of IBS, as it leaves your intestines alone, lol

I have IBS-C. Unfortunately I think mine is worse. I had to go back on a medication that I had been off of for a couple of years. Sorry.

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I have IBS-C. Unfortunately I think mine is worse. I had to go back on a medication that I had been off of for a couple of years. Sorry.

Did you have surgery? which one how long ago, did you bloat with pain before, is it worse now? Thank you for your input. I'm making a big decision here.

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I had the sleeve 5 months ago. Mine went perfectly with no bloating and very little pain whatsoever. I take Amitiza once a day so that I don't have any problems like bloating or constipation. With all WLS constipation is generally a problem just because you are eating so little. Sometimes I have read that with the bypass it can be the opposite but I have no experience with that. With the Amitiza I do perfectly fine. But without it I had the bloating, gas pains, and constipation.

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I had the sleeve 5 months ago. Mine went perfectly with no bloating and very little pain whatsoever. I take Amitiza once a day so that I don't have any problems like bloating or constipation. With all WLS constipation is generally a problem just because you are eating so little. Sometimes I have read that with the bypass it can be the opposite but I have no experience with that. With the Amitiza I do perfectly fine. But without it I had the bloating, gas pains, and constipation.

Thank you so much, the sleeve is what I'm planning to do. My education class is the 28th and then surgery sometime in april. Just wanting to hear from actual people that have traveled this road with ibs. Thank you so much for your input.

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