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PostPosted: 04/08/07 - 12:30    Post subject: I feel terrible and would like to know why Vote now! Reply with quote
I've been diagnosed with IBS and am in the process of self-treatment of the disorder. What has helped you with your IBS symptoms? I'm nauseous, have horrible gas and am so bloated I look like I'm pregnant. I'm looking at dietary changes first so I don't need help with that. What I would like help with is learning if there is any medication I could take to relieve my symptoms till I have the dietary changes in place.
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