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Anonymous No.1539417 >>1539419 >>1539422 >>1539437
My request is for you to diagnose my illness. Yes I will go to the doctor but I won't be able to go for a while and hoping someone can help me in the meantime.
>Feeling full/bloated constantly unless I fast for a day
>Always feel like there's some food in there unless I fast for a day
>Feels like my body is taking too long to digest food
>Comes and goes about twice a month
>When it's acting up, feels like there's a pressure or rock in my abdomen

I used to drink a lot of beers over the years, but I quit about 5 months ago and haven't drank since. I lost 20 pounds by quitting drinking and am back down to my ideal weight, but the fullness still happens from time to time.
>5 months ago went to the doctor for the fullness and bloating
>they didn't find anything abnormal in blood test or ultrasound
>advised me to slow down on drinking and see if that helps, so I just quit entirely

I'm 33. Had to pretty much change my diet entirely, no more junk food and now I'm mostly eating a Mediterranean diet which I think might be helping.
Anonymous No.1539418
Oh yes, and I work in front of a computer all day so I live a very sedentary life. I was going for walks for a while, but it got really hot this summer so I had to stop until it started cooling down. I started walking again just yesterday and today. I also get up and stretch periodically and try to do some 10 minutes youtube exercise routines to get some movement medicine.
Anonymous No.1539419 >>1539421
>>1539417 (OP)
>My request is for you to diagnose my illness.
It appears you are seriously retarded.
Anonymous No.1539421
>>1539419
Ah jeez I thought that was the problem
Anonymous No.1539422 >>1539433
>>1539417 (OP)
Meteorism by strong gas production.
I have that too.
Simeticone helps.
Anonymous No.1539433
>>1539422
Yes sometimes there is a lot of gas too. But not always, just fullness. Oh and to add another detail, drinking green tea sometimes makes the bloating go away, but then I get hungry because I think caffeine stimulates my insulin production or something so my blood sugar gets low (probably unrelated to this issue though)
Anonymous No.1539437
>>1539417 (OP)
You're suffering from chronically high cortisol, ya dickhead. Try to reduce stress, and maybe consider an adaptogen like fenugreek or american ginseng.
Anonymous No.1539586 >>1539623
My lower right back and abdomen hurt now. Am I dying??
Anonymous No.1539589 >>1539623 >>1539676
Here's a serious suggestion: Try a probiotic. It can't hurt, and if the issue is related to your gut bacteria, you should notice a difference within a couple of days after taking it.

I suggest getting the ones from Just Thrive.
Anonymous No.1539619 >>1539623 >>1539635
Hello medfag here, the only person that was close to diagnosing you was the anon above.
Symptoms mentioned really make it seem like you have SIBO, which could lead to IBS if not treated correctly.
Root cause of this is that you have a poor diversity of gut bacteria, likely caused by your excessive alcohol drinking in the past and certain normal bacteria strains have gone uncontested and have taken over your digestive system causing a breakdown of excessive bacteria and leading to bloating.
Probiotics like the anon mentioned above are good, you also need to get on a FODMAP diet to rebalance your gut health.
I wouldn't recommend antibiotics because those usually nuke your digestive tract and will essentially just reset the whole process.
Try to walk as that's also good for gut motility.
Anonymous No.1539623 >>1539635 >>1539636 >>1539676
>>1539619
>>1539589
I have been eating vegetable miso soup, natto, sauerkraut, and probiotic yogurt. Do you reckon it's time to step my game up a bit?

Also, what's your opinion on bovine colostrum? I tried it once and it seemed to cure my issue for a time (placebo maybe?) but then the next time it kicked in it didn't really seem to help.

Also what is this >>1539586
Anonymous No.1539635
>>1539623
Another medfag here, SIBO stands for small intestine bacterial overgrowth. Although it's not related to my medical specialty from what I've read there has been an imbalance in the gut microbiota (the bacteria in your intestines), so you should really follow this advice >>1539619.
Anonymous No.1539636
>>1539623
Relax nigger, just eat a FODMAP diet (look it up) and some mild probiotics, yogurts are fine. Sauerkraut is a bit too intense so I would avoid it personally because when I ate it, it made me feel like shit.
Anonymous No.1539676
>>1539589
>>1539623

Just Thrive has experts to help you. Set up a 10 minute appointment to speak to them.