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Women with IBD: Does anyone’s symptoms actually get better with their period? I have regular GI bleeding (docs don’t seem to care to figure out why) but it never/extremely rarely happens at the same time as my period. If anything it will stop a couple days before and restart right at the end. Has anyone else noticed a pattern like this?

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    • wish_i_was_debonair

      803d

      I am also the opposite of you my symptoms get way worse around the time of my period, but that does not discredit your feelings and the way your body works💕

    • wish_i_was_debonair

      803d

      I am also the opposite of you my symptoms get way worse around the time of my period, but that does not discredit your feelings and the way your body works💕

    • Lauren_130

      806d

      My periods result in heavy cramping in the lower abdomen and occasionally extreme back pain. Keep note of the bleeding

    • ChronicWitch

      813d

      So in my teens before my diagnosis of IBD, my period was 10xs worse! Now it’s pretty mild but still makes my POTS crazy

    • CmcC

      817d

      I experience the opposite as well! Might be good to get a second opinion on the bleeding if your doc isn’t investigating it.

    • Ligerato

      817d

      I actually experience the opposite. Every-time I have my period it becomes way worse, inflaming everything in my lower abdomen.

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