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IBS from Stress, Life change and Feeling upset

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I am back to work after 18months with 2 small children, with a suburb to city commute and a traveling husband. I think stress may be causing IBS or IBS related issues as I can not 'hold' it in and the moments of urgency occur when walking to the train! Is there a medicine that I can take to passify my nerve related stomach issues!?

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:IBS from Stress, Life change and Feeling upsetI am back to work after 18months with 2 small children, with a suburb to city commute and a traveling husband. I think stress may be causing IBS or IBS related issues as I can not 'hold' it in and the moments of urgency occur when walking to the train! Is there a medicine that I can take to passify my nerve related stomach issues!?

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