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Identifing triggers       08/29/03 10:18 AM Edit Reply Quote EmilyL Reged: 07/29/03 Posts: 11 Loc: Utah Hi there I could use some help in figuring out how to identify triggers. I appologize if this is further back in the posts and I couldnt' find it in the search. How do I know if my colon is overreacting to a food or a stress trigger? For example, I fell off the wagon and had a whole piece of chocolate cake on Sunday. I didn't have any problems (other than the general bloating and occasional twinges, I've been expirencing since I went on the Bentyl. But on Wed I expirenced some severe cramping, and had to leave work. Would that have been caused by the food or the general depression and anxiety that I felt during a meeting because I couldn't hear the speakers very well.? How long after eating something, should I expect cramping? If I am not eating quite as well as I should be. (for instance item has a dolop of yogurt, but is otherwise ok) Should I expect my colon to more reactive to stress triggers? Any general advise would be helpful, thanks. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Identifing triggers EmilyL 08/29/03 10:18 AM Re: Identifing triggers shawneric 08/29/03 03:09 PM Re: Identifing triggers EmilyL 08/29/03 02:02 PM You're right about the caraway... Heather 08/29/03 02:16 PM Re: Identifing triggers Yoda (formerly Hans) 08/29/03 12:09 PM Re: Identifing triggers ecmmbm 08/29/03 10:33 AM Re: Identifing triggers Jennifer Rose 08/29/03 10:51 AM

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