New to IBS
Lawch2013
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Hi everyone,
I was diagnosed with IBS last week and have just started the low-FODMAP diet. I was wondering if anyone had any advice as I get started on changing my lifestyle. I have found that I am much more sensitive now to even little mistakes when it comes to eating something that is high-FODMAP. Did that happen to you all as well after you started following the diet? Also, when I mess up and eat something high-FODMAP I feel like my reaction is much more immediate and often times more severe than it was when I was eating high-FODMAP foods consistently. Maybe my body just isn't used to me taking care of it yet haha.
Any advice would be appreciated,
Thank you!
I was diagnosed with IBS last week and have just started the low-FODMAP diet. I was wondering if anyone had any advice as I get started on changing my lifestyle. I have found that I am much more sensitive now to even little mistakes when it comes to eating something that is high-FODMAP. Did that happen to you all as well after you started following the diet? Also, when I mess up and eat something high-FODMAP I feel like my reaction is much more immediate and often times more severe than it was when I was eating high-FODMAP foods consistently. Maybe my body just isn't used to me taking care of it yet haha.
Any advice would be appreciated,
Thank you!
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Yep I've found the same thing. I am only in my second week but my body feels like I am detoxing. Headaches and fatigue. I had one (slightly larger than allowed) beer yesterday afternoon and reacted. I am not sure what my body is reacting to losing though as I thought I was eating pretty healthily to start with. Sorry that's not really advice
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I found out last week that I had IBS though had been diagnosed in 2014 but doc said nothing so now at a new surgery and now follow the low fodmap diet and feel tons and tons better0
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