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Q: gas on inside with tiredness, anxiety and depression
asked by: rayneedshelp on January 21st, 2008
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Do any of you guys/girls experience this? I'm constantly hearing noises from my bottom, and they sound like I'm flatulating but it goes off on the inside instead. I dread going to class or any social occasion because of this issue. I'm constantly tired, suffering from anxiety, and feeling depressed. I don't want to have to withdraw from college again because of this. Can anyone help me out? My doctor says it's a psychological problem for me and referred me to a psychologist instead. The problem tends to get worst when it's a really quiet environment with lots of people and this is fairly common in college. I also understand these weird noises are perfectly normal from time to time, but this happens to me constantly. I really don't want to pass up the opportunity to get a degree from berkeley, but I feel that I can't make it through any university with this problem I have. Any help is appreciated.
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joanpicort
replied on January 22nd, 2008
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Flatus noises from bottom without expelling gas
Yes I know exactly what your talking about & unfortunately I've tried everything to try and stop it, but with much success. What I have been doing to calm things down a little is taking others advice on this site, by taking Metamucil capsules with every meal, and I try to eat three times a day. I've also cut out all dairy - I have to check all ingredients on food I buy to make sure there's no Lactylate or lactose in them. Try to keep pushing forward. Like I said try to put yourself in a swing of eating three meals a day. They don't have to be big meals, breakfast and maybe a wheat bread sandwich at lunch, then dinner. I also take other supplements that I'm presently trying out - there colon cleanser capsules which I take with every meal, also. I don't think there making to much of a difference - but I'm going to finish the bottles to see if I notice any differences.

Keep your head up - and believe me I feel your pain - I'll keep you up to date on whatever else I feel could help make our lives more free and open again.
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