Any suggestions out there for folks who can't use the anti-c meds because of chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome but have god-awful IBS cramps and constipation?
Thanks guys!
IBS meds that aren't anti-chollinergic?
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popburner
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IBS meds that aren't anti-chollinergic?
Age:29 | Onset Age:29 | Symptoms: ORIGINALLY - rectal pain, penis tip pain, perineal spasms, golf ball feeling in perineum, painful ejacualation ONGOING - rectal pain, penis tip hypersensitivity, urethral pain at beginning of urination, ejaculatory pain, burning skin around legs and buttox | Helped By: warm baths, NO catastrophic thinking, Physical Therapy; Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol; Mirtazipine (Remeron) for anxiety and sleep, dry needling of TPs (NOT injections), PAIN PSYCHOLOGIST (CBT and Commitment and Acceptance Therapy), diet changes - so far eggs are out doing an elimination diet now :) | Worsened By: ANXIETY, FEAR, STRESS, CATASTROPHIC THINKING,heavy weight lifting , sitting too long
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Re: IBS meds that aren't anti-chollinergic?
Ask your doctor or pharmacist, because we are not IBS medication experts. (I cured my IBS through dietary changes, so you may wish to try an exclusion diet).
Good News! The great ProstaQ is BACK at last! You must try it.
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popburner
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Re: IBS meds that aren't anti-chollinergic?
thanks!
- just wondering if anyone else had experiences with the meds as most of the ones my doc keeps listing have anti-c effects and I appreciated your explanation on some other threads about their questionable connection to chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome sensitivity...
- just wondering if anyone else had experiences with the meds as most of the ones my doc keeps listing have anti-c effects and I appreciated your explanation on some other threads about their questionable connection to chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome sensitivity...
Age:29 | Onset Age:29 | Symptoms: ORIGINALLY - rectal pain, penis tip pain, perineal spasms, golf ball feeling in perineum, painful ejacualation ONGOING - rectal pain, penis tip hypersensitivity, urethral pain at beginning of urination, ejaculatory pain, burning skin around legs and buttox | Helped By: warm baths, NO catastrophic thinking, Physical Therapy; Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol; Mirtazipine (Remeron) for anxiety and sleep, dry needling of TPs (NOT injections), PAIN PSYCHOLOGIST (CBT and Commitment and Acceptance Therapy), diet changes - so far eggs are out doing an elimination diet now :) | Worsened By: ANXIETY, FEAR, STRESS, CATASTROPHIC THINKING,heavy weight lifting , sitting too long