Chronic Diarrhea

Some of the medications suggested by individuals with IBS include Paxil or an antispasmodic for pain and spasms, Protonix 40mg, Linzess 72mg daily, IBgard and enzymes during a flare-up, Advil for pain, Pepto for **diarrhea**, Senna leaf extract for constipation, and Dicyclomine (also known as Bentyl). For nausea, some have found relief with Zofran, though it can cause constipation. Others have suggested non-prescription remedies like ginger tea, l-glutamine powder, Culturelle daily probiotic, Metamucil pills, peppermint candies, warm sprite, ginger candy, and deglycyrrhizinated licorice. However, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new medication regimen.

Starting a Juice Cleanse Without Bowel Issues

There are some serious but rare side effects (including allergic reactions), but the more common ones are gastrointestinal issues like **diarrhea**, abdominal pain, and nausea, as well as fatigue, headaches and muscle pain

Common side effects include **diarrhea**, stomach aches, nausea, confusion, rash, cough, swollen ankles or wrists, tiredness, irritation, lethargy, seizures, numbness, brain zapping feeling, withdrawal symptoms like dizziness and slurred speech, constant nausea, headaches, no appetite, and jerking motions.

I was on Buspirone for a short while, it gave me **diarrhea** and I was walking into things, dizzy I guess. It was changed at the follow up appt.

A: Anxiety can be a significant trigger for IBS symptoms. Some suggestions include maintaining a food journal to identify specific triggers, managing stress, and staying hydrated. You may also consider talking to your doctor about fast-acting anxiety medications or IBS medications to help reduce gastrointestinal issues. Additionally, following the BRAT diet (Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast) can help with **diarrhea**.