Question:
Bowel problems for the past 3 years?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Bowel problems for the past 3 years?
Fifteen answers:
2016-12-21 01:00:56 UTC
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2016-05-17 15:29:47 UTC
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2016-05-01 08:20:35 UTC
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2016-04-28 13:54:10 UTC
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Zini
2008-02-16 11:56:33 UTC
i can see why this has you worried since its been going on so long.



Im not sure what your question is though! Both the fissure and polyp will cause all the symptoms you've described. The polyp can be easily removed by a colonoscopy (like an endoscopy but up the bottom). The fissure should usually clear up by itself but you can help it by drinking lots more water and keeping to a healthy diet. Only take osmotic laxatives which make your poo more runny for a week or so and then stop using them.



Prolonged use of laxatives makes the bowel go lazy and the constipation will get worse and worse and you;re more likely to get further bowel disease in later life.



The polyps do have a small chance of turning into bowel cancer someday. So reduce the chance of that by having regular colonoscopies to have them removed, dont smoke and keep your diet healthy.



Since IBD has been ruled out i would blame your problems on the fissure and polyp which are thankfully easily fixed.
wierd and wounderful world of me
2008-02-16 11:56:30 UTC
well it may be several things the worst being colon cancer, though it may be Irratable Bowel Sydrome which is quite common or what i have which is abdominal migranes mine lasted for 2 yrs but i still get it now and again, but a change fo lifestyle has helped me a lot, but get seen by another doctor for a second opinion as they can be wrong, though pain may be appendicites which should be removed though it wont matter as itis no longer needed as it was from when we used to eat raw meat
Tam Byte
2008-02-16 11:55:58 UTC
Have you ever tried going to your local health store and getting a colon cleansing sytsem. I tried it and boy did it clear out alot of gunk in my sytsem, I lost like 5 pounds (of compacted waste that clogs your sytsems). I would try this and see if it helps, if not, maybe you should consider seeing a specialist.
Pegasus90
2008-02-16 11:55:24 UTC
Constipation can be caused by a couple of different medical conditions that are hard to pin down, unless the doctor is really looking for them. You may want to read up on the following to see if any sound like they may fit you. Gluten intolerance, also called celiac/sprue; candida albicans (yeast); hypoglycemia.



Short term solutions: increase your magnesium (relaxes the bowel). To do this naturally, eat more cabbage.
2008-02-16 11:54:47 UTC
I am sorry to hear of your problems.

The main cause could be the polyp or the fissure.

Quite often the polyps can be removed with the endoscope.

Blood in the bowl could be piles [hemorrhoids][this is the most common cause for blood in the bowl] this could even cause your constipation as if they blow up as you excrete they can block the anus and prevent you going any more.

The pain you speak of may be just that you are too full and your intestines and bowel are blown up.

Could this be the case?

In which case suppositories can solve the problem.

You really need to have a barium enema and have your entire system X- rayed to solve the problem.

With that information the consultant will be able to give you a definite cause for your problems.
2008-02-16 12:02:46 UTC
sorry to tell you this but if your like me you better get used to those bowel probs being a fact of your life.i have had them since 1987!!!!i was told after lots of cameras and biopsies over the years i have ulcerative colitis and IBS and when one isnt bothering me the other is.it really is a pain in the *** as you have come to find.sometimes i am in pain then i go to toilet and that hurts then i am in pain after going.i ended up with polyps that needed testing for cancer also haemmeroids that have been removed stapled banded over the years many times.i had the STARR operation for an intersusseption in my bowel(bowel telescopes on itself causing the pain bleeding and slime you have)it also can stop you going to toilet as it blocks your bowel it can be dangerous.i also had fissures that bleed.i am allergic to haemerroid suppositories and most anal suppositories and foams i can only use predsol supposotories and now i take a tranc calledamitriptyine not to tranc me up but to alter my perseption of pain and they are only thing that has worked on pain.i take buscopan two three times a day for spasms from IBS you can buy them at chemist in uk or off dr on prescription.salasapirin is supposed to be good but again i am allergic to it.email me with any questions i will see if i can help i have tried all sorts
2016-12-24 04:31:03 UTC
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Big Daddy Shayne
2008-02-16 11:57:57 UTC
I would say to see a specialized doctor. a Proctologist, if you will. They are definitely more advanced in the field than your average family physician. Have you seen a Proctologist or just a "normal" doctor? I have a doctor for everything cause some specialize in areas, and have more knowledge, like a regular doctor, an EarNoseThroat (ENT) doctor, a dermatologist, and a podiatrist.



I would want to say the blood in your stool and on the toilet paper sounds very much like hemmorhoids. Especially with the rectal pain after you've finished dropping the deuce and it seems to last. At least it seems very similar from when I had popped hemmorhoids from squatting too much weight at the gym.



But the rib cage thing seems like something else. A Proctologist would be your best bet if you haven't visited that type of doctor yet.
saraphin88
2008-02-16 12:03:43 UTC
Try going to a nutritionist. Or a doctor who uses a holistic approach to the stomach.



I was diagnosed with dysbiosis and leaky gut. My doctor said that NSAIDS, antibiotics, steriods can kill good Bacteria in your stomach and cause immune system problems as well, create fibroids, and other complications. Also food allergies in many cases can cause serious issues in the stomach. I suggest testing for food allergies as well. And find out your families medical history!!!



I have to take serotonin meds, thyroid meds , and have low levels of female hormones and they say its all becuase my stomach is messed up.



The best method of treatment I found was through diet. Get yourself some books that cite actual medical info. Find something for auto-immune disoders, candida infestation, stomach related disorders and their causes.



Most doctors are not very accomidating, its easier to perscribe medicine than solve the problem...so get out their and solve it for yourself.. If you know tests you should take then make them give them to you or find a doctor who will. And try a nutritionist
2008-02-16 12:13:40 UTC
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2008-02-16 12:02:07 UTC
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