Advice for daughter on digestive issues

Does she drink coffee? I found having a daily coffee and the caffeine within helped get my digestive system moving again to a point where I didn't have to strain on the toilet.

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Thank you. She had even taken to laying on the ground to make it easier and then cleaning up after herself. Mid 20s.

Thank you for this. We live in an area of the US where there are different types of doctors so this is quite valuable.

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Very valuable, quite prescient advice and much appreciated.

Most likely a lack of protein. More eggs and meat.

Is she vegan?

Magnesium citrate.

She is not vegan but thank you.

Thank you, I will pass this along to her.

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That's a laxative.

Kefir helped my digestive system.

Maybe she is magnesium deficient. Magnesium oxide helps people to poop. When you get the runs you back off of the amount.

Probiotics are good.

Only if you take the whole bottle. Magnesium is good in small amounts like 400 mg.

Probiotics perhaps...

I have Crohns, there are number of things she can try, not too much red meat, only a little caffeine, not too big meals, rather space the meals out more, little and often, fruit between small meals. etc ....

Aloe Vera Juice in the morning or before bed.

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So she needs to check blood pressure and sugar if they are stable flax seed oil will do the trick. If they are not I am not a doctor so idk

Also chaga

Another thing to consider is her gut wall.

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Ill check back later on the thread but will send this to her now. You guys are awesome.

GLP is actually my go-to place for health ideas. And this thread shows why that is the case.

Thank you.

Spinal stenosis. She is hitting nerve endings while pooping causing said fatique.

regular exercise

I have a similar problem. For some people, gas (intestinal or stomach) pressure on the vagus nerve can cause vasovagal syncope. For me it sometimes makes me feel faint, dizzy and always gives me irregular heartbeats. I get the same when I need to burp.
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I have to avoid insoluble fiber completely, avoid any gas producing foods and eat low FODMAP. Eat only low fiber, cooked veggies (green beans, not broccoli, for example) I take Milk of Magnesia every night and with the right dose I don’t get diarrhea. A modified KETO diet is helping me too. I only eat 2 meals a day.

It is no fun and I went to a dozen doctors until a great gastroenterologist helped me work through what works and doesn’t. My life is back to normal now.

Also, she may want to check out Roemheld syndrome

PS, I went the high fiber route early on at the suggestion of doctors and it nearly killed me. Ended up having to see a cardiologist for a full work up and 7 days of heart monitor. My intuitive gastro doctor decided I needed to go the opposite direction, I credit him with saving my life and sanity!

Sounds like vasovagal fainting. She can try pressing the spot between the nose and upper lip to see if it helps. Maybe do some research on it and mention it to her doctor.

Vasovagal syncope.

My child has had these episodes since she was 4. Lots of GI problems.

If this is a new problem, she needs a GI specialist and a full work up, including a colonoscopy.