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      #362620 - 12/21/10 04:25 AM
GaGa

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I've had IBS since I was 12 and as we all know, one day you might be able to eat something, but not the next. Well... I've had a really bad stomach bug accompanied by a lot of stress and everything I eat causes diarrhea, cramping and bloating.

Well, "stupid me" decided to drink a Slim Fast drink yesterday. After about 6 swallows, I started swelling in my upper stomach, excessive mucus in my throat and thought I was going to have to go to the ER. You can visibly see the swelling. After a long night of pain, heating pad, bathroom, it's some better, but still swollen. I have found, in the past, the bloating/swelling can last for days.

Can someone tell me if this sounds normal? Just get stressed and scared - plus, "tis the season"

Thanks, everyone, for always being there for me through the years.... MERRY CHRISTMAS AND GOD BLESS!
~ Dorothy

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      #362623 - 12/21/10 05:56 AM
Syl

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What flavor Slim Fast did you drink?

What kind of swelling did you have (facial, abdominal,etc)?

Slim Fast isn't a particularly IBS friendly product. Some flavors contain fructose, sucralose, milk proteins and variety of other unfriendly ingredients.

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      #362650 - 12/22/10 10:05 PM
GaGa

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Syl -

First of all, Merry Christmas!

It as the Chocolate Royale and it caused rapid hearbeat, pressure, bloating/swelling in the upper abdominal area, even felt it in my rib cage and around the back.

This seems to have become a pattern for some foods. My allergist says she "thinks" it's food intolerances, rather than allergies.

I've noticed again today, same thing happening with "No Yolk" noodles. I thought it to be safe. However, the very same thing happened. And, eggs seem to be a culprit too.

Eggs, pasta/noodles used to be a standby for me, but not now.

Thanks for replying - Dorothy

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