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Posted: 05/29/08 - 23:56 Post subject: hi |
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Hey everyone
I been having the same problem for about 5 years now. It doesnt seem to stop. I heard buscopan helped some people. so hopping to try that soon. it seems like lot of people are going through the same thing. one thing i want to say, you are not alone........my prayer is that someone will find a cure to this and will help so many people..... |
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Posted: 06/02/08 - 03:39 Post subject: |
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Goodness! I tot I was the only freak on this planet. I first realised that an alien was growing in my stomach when I was in university, while taking a test and my stomach just sang for 1 hour. Everyone laughed and I had to get out of the room. It was dead embarrassing.
After that I lived with it and like most of you guys, I am extremely paranoid of quiet places. Didnt help.
I have seen a doc, and he doesnt even care. He just say, its normal. Gosh, no one understands us.
I read online about lactose intolerance and stuff.. it REALLY helps. I kept a log of what I ate and if my stomach makes funny noises, I will abstain from the particular foods.
Some foods which I found to be part of my stomach rock band are:
1. Beans (All kinds)
2. Artificial Sugars (No Coke Light for me anymore!)
3. Milk (I tried to drink a little becoz we all need calcium dont we?)
4. Ice Cream (Contains Milk)
5. Deep fried stuff (Little is fine)
I have also been taking Yakult daily (a japanese health drink that contains Probiotics) and it helps! I think in some countries, you guys get Yogurt with Probiotics. Yakult is made from skim milk and is about 75-100 ml (depends on the country). It is said to balance the bacteria in our digestive system.
Also, I think cutting down on junk food really helps.
Well, lets work together to a "quiet" stomach. |
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Posted: 06/02/08 - 11:13 Post subject: noisy stomach |
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I see this seems to be pretty common. I must admit it feels good to know that I am not the only one. I can relate to everyone. It doesn't matter what I eat or if I eat, my stomach will start talking at any given time. It is so embarrasing. I have not been to the doctor about it yet, but I found a remedy that is working extremely well. I take 1 zantac 150mg
(ranitidine-generic) and 2 gas-x pill everyday. I have been taking them for about 3 weeks now. I am back to my old self. I don't know how long it will last but its working right now. I'm so happy. |
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Posted: 06/29/08 - 18:49 Post subject: My gurgling stomach |
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| I started with gurgling stomach last year. I've been trying different things. I had gone to doctor with full feeling in stomach last year and nonstop burping even on empty stomach. They put me on prevacid. Well that took care of that but then later started to develop gurgling stomach noises throughout the day. Mostly feels like lower intestine. I could feel it going down to my butt lol. Then I've been noticing usually at dinner time I sometimes get bad gas for a while then goes away..again with gurgling stomach. I seem to notice I get it bad when I drink soda or tea. When I make tea i usually add a lot of sugar for flavor. I remmber when I was younger when my mom would make tea and I'd drink it alot throught the day I'd get some bad cramps and diahrea. I think it's happening now more that I'm older. Seems when I cut out the soda and tea I feel okay. I don't get the gas after dinner time. I was tested for HPylori too. Came out negative. I live close to border in Mex so I got to try out some meds I read on IBS boards. Nothing worked. Nystatin was the last drug I tried. Worked for a while but symtoms came back again with drinking a soda. I've been taking some Probiotics and they helped a lot. Somedays I don't even get the gurgling stomach. I think it's all related to diet now that I'm getting older. I no longer have that stomach of steel. |
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Posted: 07/06/08 - 09:46 Post subject: stomach noises |
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I too have suffered from these embarrasing noises for around two years. I have gone to a gastroentorologist and I am having tests done. I have had an ultrasound of my stomach, an X-Ray, tomorow I am having another wierd test and on Wednesday the doctor is going to stick a camera into my stomach to look around and see what the problem is. He said that he would get to the bottom of my pains and stomach noises and he was very kind and understanding about my predicament.
I will keep you posted as to what happens.
Felicity, |
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Posted: 07/13/08 - 15:31 Post subject: same problem ! i was sure that ill find somthing by google!t |
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Hello every1. I'm 18 yr old, and i have been suffering from this noises in stomach from 5 months ago..tht was wen my university started..and i realised that it is very weird thing happening with me..its not just because i m hungry..coz even after eating so well, it make noises..and people will just laugh wen hear, but they wont understand that its not voluntary!
I dont know if any1 noted, but specially wen i go to the bed at night, n ly down ,it starts talking too much n loudly.
When i am sitting for my exams, the room is all silent, n i m always with the thing on my mind tht NO NO DNT MAKE NOISE NOW, not concentrating on the paper, and so i cant give my best for the exame only because of this!!!  
I'm doing the course of Pharmacist(BPharm) wer v learn how to produce medicines, so i hope through my studies further i can find out a specific kind of medicine for this our Problem..
Thanks for every1s post..all r vry helpful mentally, coz i was very sad thinking that i m alone having this porb!  |
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Posted: 07/13/08 - 16:13 Post subject: hi |
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Hello every1. I'm 18 yr old, and i have been suffering from this noises in stomach from 5 months ago..tht was wen my university started..and i realised that it is very weird thing happening with me..its not just because i m hungry..coz even after eating so well, it make noises..and people will just laugh wen hear, but they wont understand that its not voluntary!
I dont know if any1 noted, but specially wen i go to the bed at night, n ly down ,it starts talking too much n loudly.
When i am sitting for my exams, the room is all silent, n i m always with the thing on my mind tht NO NO DNT MAKE NOISE NOW, not concentrating on the paper, and so i cant give my best for the exame only because of this!!!  
I'm doing the course of Pharmacist(BPharm) wer v learn how to produce medicines, so i hope through my studies further i can find out a specific kind of medicine for this our Problem..
Thanks for every1s post..all r vry helpful mentally, coz i was very sad thinking that i m alone having this porb! |
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Posted: 08/09/08 - 14:02 Post subject: noises |
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| I have this too, in lower 'stomach' although I am not sure it is from stomach? I don't know if it is trapped wind? making these noises, I seem to need to fart a lot. But if I am around people I have to hold it in, therefore I think the air gets trapped and doesn't know where to go - making these funny noises. |
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Posted: 08/14/08 - 20:46 Post subject: |
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THANK GOD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!
I am in the midst of completing my last year of school so of course there have been a lot of problems due to my stomach and the fact that it growls constantly.
It has only recently occured in the last couple of months and at first I thought it was related to nerves because it always seemed to happen in quiet exam situations which is VERY embarrassing. Although it doesn't hurt me it really affected me during that test because I was so worried about what other people thought.
It also happens when I'm not nervous. A couple of times this has happened when I've drank a bit of water without food. I'd eaten an hour earlier but NO my stomach was difficult so I preceded to eat an apple in the middle of a lecture which must of looked rude.
I really hate this and the embarrassment it causes. I aim to try everything people have suggested till I find smething that works. |
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I've been trolling the internet in an attempt to find answers to this psychologically debilitating condition for almost 5 years, however nobody ever seems to come up with any definitive advice. In that time I've seen two different Gastroenterologits who've prescribed close to a dozen or more prescription medications: 5 ASA (Pentasa, Asacol, Rowasa etc) Bentyl, Levsin, Librax, Carafate, several antibiotics, PPI's, anti-depresants all to no avail. I've also had colonoscopies, Upper GI series and edoscopies. In addition, I've been blood and stool tested for almost everthing: celiac/gluten intolerance, lactose, giardia, worms, aemebic infections etc - all negative. I've also tried different pribiotics (40 billion plus) , antacids and herbal supplements. Nothing works. I know this is not normal because I remember when my stomach was somewhat normal.
My suggestion to everyone here: Let's try to get a gastro Dr. to monitor this board and possibly see several of us so we can demonstrate that this is a very specific problem that should not be lumped under the generic label of IBS. Doctors will continue to either ignore all of us individually or attemtpt to treat us with medications for known IBS conditions. Based on everyone's feedback, this seems to be a very new and unknown problem (all occuring within the past 5 to 10 years). If we can show the medical community that these are not isolated prblems, maybe we can get them to take action. All my doctors have attempted to help me but they don't view this as a serious problem since I'm not in any pain and I'm not in danger of dying. Many of you are probably expereincing similar reactions.
My question to all: Is anyone seeing a specialist, has a relative, friend or aquaintence that can possible help us collectively? At least let's try to figure out where everyone is based geographically so we can begin a logistical analysis - I'm in the Boston area.
With that said here are some suggestions that may prove helpful to some of the people here, however don't get your hopes up:
Gurgling:
1) I did end up testing positive for bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). There is a treatment method with antibiotics that could improve your symptoms but this did not work for me. Ask you Doctor to do a hydrogen breath test to determine if you have it - not many doctors know about it.
2)Antispasmodics - I had limited short-term relief with these meds (librax, Bentyl, levsin etc.). However symptoms returned gradually. Side-effects can be extremely bad - can't stay on them for a long period of time.
Gas:
Try eliminating all forms of sugar including simple and complex carbs for 2 weeks - basically a strict Atkins diet. After that try sticking to the Simple Carb Diet (SCD). This was very effective for me. |
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