Stomach, Ulcers, Gastric Bypass Forum - Stomach Problem And Constipation

Hello,

i have been suffering from stomach pain caused by too much acid for a long time. Very often stomach acid flow back to oesophagus and throat.

I have tried medicine like losec, zantac and mucaine. Stomach problem can be relieved, but I seem to suffer from constipation as side effect of the medicine. Usually I need enema to relieve the constipation.

I often has slight constipation problem but not need enema. But the medicine seem make constipation more serious.

Anyone has similar problem ? Is there any medicine which can treat my stomach problem without constipation as side effect ?

It is really troublesome. I do not know if using enema too often may cause problem. I would be much grateful if anyone can advise.

Thanks.

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famulan

replied on January 26th, 2004

New User

Stomache Problem...possible Solution

Try reading "cleanse & purify thyself" book 1 by richard anderson, n.D.,n.M.D. A friend turned me onto the book. It talks about polluting our bodies with toxins, the effect, and how to 'treat' the problem. The book outlines a cleansing process which does just that. Cleanses your intestinal tract which in turn cleanses your entire body. I recommend reading the book and following thru with the cleansing. The book is pretty easy reading..And the stuff in it is fascinating.

Whether or not you try the 'cleansing' system, I hope you find a solution that works. Good luck.

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