Ooops - that was a typo - I changed it - Thank you for bring it to my attention My pain is in the lower right quadrant just at the beginning of the ascending colon. When I get a bad attach spasms continue up the ascending colon and sometimes along the transverse colon. The pain right at the start of the ascending colon never seems to leave but it does get less intense if I am careful.
The two factors that gave me the most reduction in pain were (1) dramatic reduction in consumption of insoluble fiber and (2) the elimination of specific FODMAPs - excess fructose, lactose, galactans (particularly soy) and polyols. Fructans don't seem to be a problem.
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Re: Additional question to 'IBS"?
My pain is in the lower right quadrant just at the beginning of the ascending colon. When I get a bad attach spasms continue up the ascending colon and sometimes along the transverse colon. The pain right at the start of the ascending colon never seems to leave but it does get less intense if I am careful.
