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Smithy Super Jetfire Burning
Joined: 01 Jun 2007 Posts: 2784
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 6:29 pm
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Cramping like crazy. Guoooo.... My God, it hurts so badly. That's not my only concern. Pardon my language, but why do my "runs" smell like vomit. I'm I purging HCl from my bowels at an expotential rate? If your a future doctor, please tell me whats goin' on.
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Medikoopa Vampire
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 6:38 pm
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My guess to your rear stinking of puke:
Your puke is not leaving your stomach or there's bile in there.
I am not a future doctor, although I have quite a long medical history... Being a three month premature birth causes many things to happen, especially as a baby. Case in point: I had a REALLY bad case of chicken pox when I was a infant/toddler. It was all over the place and somehow inside my mouth!
But this does not mean that I am the right person believe about a possibility such as that. Its simple logic: excrements are affected by what you consume. If I remember right, celery or some stalky green vegetable makes your urine REALLY stinky. And if you don't have enough of a certain mineral or vitamin (I forget what), your poop is generally hard and you are constipated a lot. |
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oar Super Maiq the Liar
Joined: 23 May 2007 Posts: 17919
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 6:47 pm
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I can only suggest a few things. I'm no medical expert, so I doubt they will really help.
First off, you might want to eat a bit of bread. Bread = fiber. Having plenty of fiber = not getting the runs. Of course, this will pretty much only help in 'future cases'. Also, you may want to consider flushing a bit more often when you have the runs. Unless you think smelling your crap will make you feel better, that is. Honestly, there isn't much more I can suggest, but if it smells like vomit, it's possible that your intestines didn't exactly remove your gastric juices. You might want to drink a bit of water to hopefully dilute it a bit, heaven forbid the runs last that long.
You might want to get it looked at, though... |
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Smithy Super Jetfire Burning
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:04 pm
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Hmm... lemme see. I had Ravioli, fries and water last night. Perhaps the ravioli didn't settle to well and might've caused what's hurtin' me.
And yes, my backside reeks of that new vomit stench. Ugh.
I also had some Mylanta(A milk of magnesia) this morning when I came home from school. It, being a basic solution, is a diaretic, This most likely contributed to my current condition.
Just outta curiosity, is bread a "soluble" fiber, Maiq?
Thanks for your wisdom. |
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oar Super Maiq the Liar
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:08 pm
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| Smithy wrote: | | Just outta curiosity, is bread a "soluble" fiber, Maiq? |
Not sure what that means, honestly. I eat at least four slices of bread a day, and I haven't had actual diahrrea in over two months. I am, for the most part, going by assumption. In other words, it could help, it might not. Might wanna do a bit of research if you want. |
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Tails Doll
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:20 pm
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My mom doesn't have a gallbladder. The same thing happens to her. |
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Smithy Super Jetfire Burning
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:28 pm
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As for bread, "soluble fiber" is fiber that sort of "lubricates" the digestive system, making everything go down easier, without the cramping. If it is "insoluble" fiber, (Like Shredded wheaties) it hurts me big time. Strangly enough, most anything whole grain hurts me. |
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oar Super Maiq the Liar
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:32 pm
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| Smithy wrote: | | As for bread, "soluble fiber" is fiber that sort of "lubricates" the digestive system, making everything go down easier, without the cramping. If it is "insoluble" fiber, (Like Shredded wheaties) it hurts me big time. Strangly enough, most anything whole grain hurts me. |
In that case, it all comes down to what kind of bread you're eating. |
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Smithy Super Jetfire Burning
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:47 pm
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Ah! I getcha! So I should avoid whole wheat (it being a whole grain), and go for regular white. Thanks a ton! |
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oar Super Maiq the Liar
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:58 pm
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| Smithy wrote: | Ah! I getcha! So I should avoid whole wheat (it being a whole grain), and go for regular white. Thanks a ton! |
If your stomach disagrees, I apologize in advance. White bread has this very slight moistness feeling, so I hope it'll help instead of harm. Here's hoping.  |
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