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Oh dear, I hope not. I do tend to have the occasional need to visit the mens room several times a day (but only at a level where it's just the mildest of inconv
by hliyan 2y ago
Oh dear, I hope not. I do tend to have the occasional need to visit the mens room several times a day (but only at a level where it's just the mildest of inconveniences). I'd be really worried if it was IBS. The prospect of that getting "upgraded" to Crohn's is downright terrifying. Maybe I'll ask my GP next time.
- junto 2y agoSeveral times a day especially if it feels urgent, is unusual. If you see any blood in your stool then visit a doctor as soon as you can.
- spondylosaurus 2y ago^ Likewise if certain foods set you off and those foods are actually "good for you". If you feel like crap after eating a ball of grease, that's one thing, but it turns out leafy greens aren't supposed to give you a nuclear-level stomachache.
- spondylosaurus 2y agoIt could very well not be that, but I always feel compelled to mention it just in case I can spare someone else the same "three years of confusion to figure out what was wrong" fate that I suffeed :P And even more broadly speaking, if your immune stuff does progress, the good news is that treating the biggest baddest one (in my case, the Crohn's) usually treats the myriad smaller ones with it. So if you ever end up arthritic enough to get treated for that, the treatment should knock down your psoriasis and other stuff too!