Can someone explain to me how meds absorb and from where? Stomach and intestines?
The reason why I am asking is that I have had REALLLLLLLY bad IBS issues and I think they have affected med absorption and making me less medicated and therefore more crazy.
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Med Absorption?
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Posted 24 March 2006 - 11:37 AM
This post has been edited by AirMarshall: 24 March 2006 - 11:49 AM
dx: BPI, ADHD (inattentive), (anxiety), hypothyroid, severe sleep apnea, asthma, allergies, essential tremor
rx: 900mg Eskalith, Cymbalta 60mg, 25mg metoprolol prn, 112.5mcg Synthroid, Xanax XR 1mg prn
rx: 900mg Eskalith, Cymbalta 60mg, 25mg metoprolol prn, 112.5mcg Synthroid, Xanax XR 1mg prn
#3
Posted 24 March 2006 - 03:15 PM
You're like, the coolest person EVER! Thanks so much for the info! I am going to the doc next thursday so hopefully that will be the beginning of getting better. Till then, I will deal.
BPII
AM = 150mg Effexor, 200mg Lamictal
PM = 150mg Effexor, 200mg Lamictal, 2.5mg abilify
Ahhhhhhhh!!!!! Anti-Psychotics take me away!!
AM = 150mg Effexor, 200mg Lamictal
PM = 150mg Effexor, 200mg Lamictal, 2.5mg abilify
Ahhhhhhhh!!!!! Anti-Psychotics take me away!!
#4
Posted 24 March 2006 - 05:09 PM
are you doing anything for your IBS?
it sucks super big time... but things like keeping a food diary (looking for trigger foods) taking a lot of probiotics (or organic yogurt with active cultures, preferable with no added sugar) taking fiber, drinking enough water, magnesium, etc... CAN help. there's that med zelnorm, it didn't help me... but may help you.
it's good to talk to your pdoc about this.
you may also want to talk to a nutritionist about ways to help your IBS.
penny
it sucks super big time... but things like keeping a food diary (looking for trigger foods) taking a lot of probiotics (or organic yogurt with active cultures, preferable with no added sugar) taking fiber, drinking enough water, magnesium, etc... CAN help. there's that med zelnorm, it didn't help me... but may help you.
it's good to talk to your pdoc about this.
you may also want to talk to a nutritionist about ways to help your IBS.
penny
"Participation without awareness is a characteristic of impulsive and mood dependent behaviors... The ability to apply verbal labels to behavioral and enviornental events is essential for both communication and self-control. Learning to describe requires that a person learn not to take emotions and thoughts literally-- that is, as literal reflections of environmental events."
~Marsha M. Linehan
~My Profile in case you wanna know my meds and what not~
~Marsha M. Linehan
~My Profile in case you wanna know my meds and what not~
#5
Posted 24 March 2006 - 05:49 PM
I'd been wondering where the ibs sufferers might be hiding. Are there any threads about it?
I've been having a terrible time with it- i hate yogurt ( i also think it has been a trigger food for migraines), zelnorm is only for ibs with constipation- i keep flip flopping back and forth from one extreme to the other.
Help!!!
I've been having a terrible time with it- i hate yogurt ( i also think it has been a trigger food for migraines), zelnorm is only for ibs with constipation- i keep flip flopping back and forth from one extreme to the other.
Help!!!
dx: bp II, ptsd, ocd, ibs, hypothyroid
rx: wellbutrin, lithium, seroquel, ativan, levoxl
take all I say with a big grain of salt as I am crazy and i know not what i say.
if it is professional advice you seek, go elsewhere, you will find none here.
pay no attention to the (wo)man behind the curtain. (s)he's a very good (wo)man, but a very bad wizard. Use any of my words at your own risk. i warned you ,ok?
rx: wellbutrin, lithium, seroquel, ativan, levoxl
take all I say with a big grain of salt as I am crazy and i know not what i say.
if it is professional advice you seek, go elsewhere, you will find none here.
pay no attention to the (wo)man behind the curtain. (s)he's a very good (wo)man, but a very bad wizard. Use any of my words at your own risk. i warned you ,ok?
#6
Posted 24 March 2006 - 06:47 PM
mrsloony, on Mar 24 2006, 02:49 PM, said:
I'd been wondering where the ibs sufferers might be hiding. Are there any threads about it?
I've been having a terrible time with it- i hate yogurt ( i also think it has been a trigger food for migraines), zelnorm is only for ibs with constipation- i keep flip flopping back and forth from one extreme to the other.
Help!!!
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I've been having a terrible time with it- i hate yogurt ( i also think it has been a trigger food for migraines), zelnorm is only for ibs with constipation- i keep flip flopping back and forth from one extreme to the other.
Help!!!
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feel free to start a thread... i guess it would go in "i can't eat that" or "not otherwise specified." most people with IBS treat it with special diet, which is why i think it may go in "i can't eat that" and also that i got some of the best IBS help from a nutritionist, not from my gastroenterologist.
have you tried taking a probiotic instead of yogurt to get the acidopholis, etc?
are you eating yogurt with additives in it?
taking a good probiotic supplement works just as well or better than yogurt. just make sure the vitamin store/ health food store has the probiotic in a fridge. the bacteria has to be alive, and so needs refrigeration.
penny
"Participation without awareness is a characteristic of impulsive and mood dependent behaviors... The ability to apply verbal labels to behavioral and enviornental events is essential for both communication and self-control. Learning to describe requires that a person learn not to take emotions and thoughts literally-- that is, as literal reflections of environmental events."
~Marsha M. Linehan
~My Profile in case you wanna know my meds and what not~
~Marsha M. Linehan
~My Profile in case you wanna know my meds and what not~
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