Are IBS attacks a cumulative thing? For instance, I had coffee one morning last week and I felt fine. So I had it for a couple more mornings and still did fine, but then yesterday I had this horrible burning feeling in my stomach and I felt really gassy and bloated. This happened in the afternoon, not right after drinking the (mostly decaf) coffee. Could the burning in my stomach be caused by having coffee a few mornings in a row? Is it possible to eat/drink a trigger food and be fine, but then feel the effects of it a couple of days later?
Just wondering...By the way I had green tea this morning, NOT coffee
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and I felt fine. So I had it for a couple more mornings and still did fine, but then yesterday I had this horrible burning feeling in my stomach and I felt really gassy and bloated. This happened in the afternoon, not right after drinking the (mostly decaf) coffee. Could the burning in my stomach be caused by having coffee a few mornings in a row? Is it possible to eat/drink a trigger food and be fine, but then feel the effects of it a couple of days later?
