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Apologies for the gross post here-legitimate question?
      #209881 - 08/30/05 05:43 PM
Kristin940

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Hi everyone!
Well, since we all seem to share honestly and openly, I am wondering if anyone ever has undigested food appear in their BMs? This happens to me quite frequently, and I asked my doctor about it and he seemed unalarmed but I thought it was a bit odd...

Not to be gross, but there are times that I can see EXACTLY what I ate!!! YUCK!!!!

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Sometimes spinach and occasionally corn. Ick. -nt- new
      #209888 - 08/30/05 05:56 PM
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Re: Apologies for the gross post here-legitimate question? new
      #209899 - 08/30/05 06:19 PM
Wind

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Yup--that's normal! 'Tis the nature of cellulose!

Kate, IBS-D.

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happens to me too -- I agree, YUCK!!! -nt- new
      #209922 - 08/30/05 06:54 PM
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Agreed! new
      #209957 - 08/30/05 07:58 PM
atomic rose

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Loc: Maine (IBS-A stable since July '05!)

I had that happening pre-IBS anyway... and growing up in a houseful of boys, discussion of poop was pretty commonplace, so I know other "normal" people have this going on too.

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Re: Agreed! new
      #209981 - 08/30/05 09:08 PM
Passanie

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Well, when I explain that corn is insoluble fiber and undigestable I find everyone knows what I'm talking about... and I think that's why!

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Re: Agreed! new
      #210052 - 08/31/05 08:43 AM
Johnny T. Reb

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Bluberries will often do the same thing. -Bob

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Re: Apologies for the gross post here-legitimate question? new
      #210059 - 08/31/05 08:59 AM
egriffin

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If this happens too often, it may be that because of the IBS-D food is going too fast thru your system and you are not receiving the benefits of the good food that you do eat...perhaps a digestive aid like Ultr-zyme might help you get the nutrition from your food better...helps me.
Elaine

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Thanks everyone! new
      #210271 - 08/31/05 07:00 PM
Kristin940

Reged: 05/04/05
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Loc: Massachusetts

Thanks for your insights! I do take digestive enzymes, but still often (when I have D) seem to see lots undigested food in my stools! I know that corn can be hard to digest, but I was seeing other foods that I didn't think were as "common." My doctors didn't seem alarmed, as I said, but I was curious how common this was for others and whether, with time, these symptoms would somehow remit a bit (e.g., digestion might become less problematic)?

Thanks again for your insights!!! I appreciate it!!!

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yep. new
      #210319 - 08/31/05 10:39 PM
_Willow

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Corn, peanuts, spinach always.

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