Tank
September 10, 2021, 9:26pm
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Nexium there is a good one, possibly saved my life. Thatās quite a Christmas hamper, thatās some seriously hard-core medication.
Practice what you preach and you wonāt be shitting yourself all over West Cork
An infection can happen the best of us pal. The fact it happened me is truly a warning to you allā¦
As you should, Iām Dr.Pasquale Paoli after all
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Have you been tested for H. pylori?
There are signs everywhere you go nowadays, reminding people to wash their hands and practice good hygiene. Have you dropped your guard since getting double-jabbed?
I think Iāve had this a while pal. Couple of yearsā¦ Since I came back from Italy would be my guessā¦ Those fucks are the least hygienic people in Europeā¦ They fucked me over.
Tbh whatever about the Gut issues. If I had a bowl of prunes and natural yoghurt and two cups of coffee Iād say Iād be odds on to shit myself as well
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Start horsing the kefir into yourself.
You should consider seeing a doctor. Eating food should not result in you shitting yourself.
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You should have squirted it out in the street. Itās Cork, theyād have loved it.
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balbec
September 10, 2021, 10:20pm
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You literally could not make it up
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Bod95
September 10, 2021, 10:38pm
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@Bandage esque in nearly being there kudos
Sounds like SIBO mate. Youād want to ating enzymes and probiotics after the antibiotics.
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Tank
September 10, 2021, 10:45pm
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On this, there are tablets youāre supposed to buy from the pharmacist that will replenish your gut after you finish a course of nexium. Theyāre expensive, a step up from your normal Danone Actimel.
Raylan
September 10, 2021, 10:55pm
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The Limerick lads shitting themselves is a recurrent theme on here
TheBird
September 10, 2021, 11:23pm
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Thomas_Brady:
Iāll begin by saying I didnāt soil myself but it was the closest one could come.
Iām currently taking antibiotics for a gut bacteria thingyā¦ Itās a three antibiotic approach and can be tough on the stomach.
So I was away holidaying in Clonakilty this week and Iām very partial to a bowl of prunes and natural yogurt from a hotel buffet when the occasion presents itselfā¦ I had a decent sized bowl and followed with an omelet and coffee. Off out to Clon early and took my tablets before heading off. Arrived in Clon and bought another coffee but was less than half way through and I started to feel some cramps - a mental thought of āthat will be the prunesāā¦but the cramps kept coming and started to get worse with each wave. I was half way up the town and I was in agony, like a claw hammer being raked against my intestines ā¦ I was stood outside a chemist as a wave hit me and as it passed I wobbled in asking the chemist if the prunes were a bad decision and told him of my symptoms and he said āoh god yeah they would be extremely tough on the stomach with the medicationāā¦āokā says I āIāll hold tough and itāll pass shurā ā āit willā says heā¦ ākeep it plain for the dayā.
I had barely set two feet out side the door and a cramp rose up that nearly killed meā¦ the pain and pressure of it was unreal. I barely made it to a closed shop front and let rip a clap of thunder praying but also not caring if I followed throughā¦ I didnāt but the pain and pressure was still there and I was almost bent over from it but fight or flight took overā¦ I headed to an alleyway across the way fully willing to drop my pants if I had to but it turned out to be a forecourt for a pub and with all my power, barely holding back the onslaught, I waddled into the pub and straight to the disabled jacks and let a warm, pungent ( which quickly became vile) explosion fly loose.
I was right as rain after it but I never in my life felt anything like the cramps and that final bit of pressure I experienced in the main street of Clonakilty.
I avoided the prunes this morning.
@markrenton was a very apt username.