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Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all) Re: Question?       #313185 - 08/14/07 07:49 AM Edit Reply Quote melinda413 Reged: 05/09/07 Posts: 71 Loc: Findlay, OH something that has really helped me which surprised me is using a heating pad. I have used one almost every night since I had some severe attacks back in May. I had read on here that heat can help prevent those attacks. So now every time I think I may be having an attack come which for me is SEVERE pain and cramping in the middle of the night for hours and hours, I go to sleep with a heating pad and when I wake up a couple hours later I take it off, and I have not had the severe pains since then. This is the longest I have gone without them so far. I still do have both contsipation and diarrhea sine I have IBS A but the pain is gone so far! -------------------- Melinda IBS-A but leans toward C mostly Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator     Re: Question?       #313243 - 08/14/07 07:39 PM Edit Reply Quote mimi321 Reged: 07/04/07 Posts: 18 Loc: Georgia I'm still cramping alot my self at night. I've used a heating pad on me to at night for 7 years its also the only thing that really helps with the pain. I have been on the ibs diet for just over a month. The diet is great but i do still hurt quiet often it gets really depressing. Hope you get to feeling better at night. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator     Pages: 1 | 2 | (show all)

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