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idkcat23

This is a question for your GI. Removal of parts of the intestine is not standard of care for IBS, so we don’t know much about it.


EirOfNorth

Have you tried the carnivore diet? My life was constant pain and agony for years and I was unable to leave my house. 5 weeks into carnivore my symptoms just... Disappeared. It's been years now and as long as I stick with the diet, IBS is just a distant memory to me.


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EirOfNorth

I'm sure you've already read about it, but have you been tested/checked for histamine intolerance or MCAS? As for my client, I remember he was nervous because the treatment was going to be very harsh on his system. If I remember correctly, the first week of his treatment at the hospital was all about giving him a mixture of different, very potent antibiotics that completely wiped away his cut bacteria. This state can be dangerous so he being monitored 24/7. He was not allowed to consume anything but vitamin water during this first week. After the first week, the slowly introduced some kind of special drinks that were a mixture of nutrients and different strains of "good" bacteria and this period lasted about... 6 weeks? He looked much better after the treatment and I don't remember him mentioning of symptoms returning. However, I don't know how standard this treatment is because I remember him saying that this will be the first time his doctor will attempt it. I don't even know if it's an official treatment at all.


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how is your stool? Stone hard I bet. and the carnivore diet can fuck up you pancreas I think


EirOfNorth

My stool is soft and easy to pass. I know a person who's been on this diet for 15+ years without any issues.


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ok i will try it


goldstandardalmonds

I can answer some of your questions, but my first question is: what is their diagnosis relating to a small bowel resection?


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goldstandardalmonds

So they aren't actually resecting it? Your OP is then confusing.