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Re: Why the mucus?       01/17/07 09:38 AM Edit Reply Quote GaiasSong Reged: 07/12/06 Posts: 267 Loc: SC (IBS-D/P) - STABLE! Spring 2007 The intestines are mucous membranes, much like your nose is. You always have a little bit of mucus in your nose, it helps protect the membranes. But when you have a cold or allergies, for instance, you may produce more of it. So if I see a lot of mucus coming out on the other end, I take it as a sign that something I ate recently has caused irritation. -------------------- Check multiple sources and make the best-informed decision possible! Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Why the mucus? hms05 01/16/07 10:59 AM Re: Why the mucus? GaiasSong 01/17/07 09:38 AM It's pretty normal for people with IBS. hohoyumyum 01/16/07 05:34 PM

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