Wind makes me feel really ill
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- 4 years Himself would rub my belly gently to move it downwards, that however was a grumbling appendix
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. Once I had been diagnosed with IBS later I took
Colpermin and
Motillium within an hour of eating my main meals - the idea being that the former shifts upper gut wind and the latter moves food through the system quicker. I have slow transit occasionally so add
Actimel 2-3 times a day, swallowing the last one as I go to bed. That eases my bowel so that I feel comfy again.
If the wind persists then I feel queasy
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so have to keep it under control. Do have a look at Dr James Le Fanu's comments about Lansoprazole etc. …….. (use the search button).
Let us know how you get on!