Morning diarreah

[rainbow]

I'm in perth. You should go and visit her.

[ServerError]

I'd go. All not going would achieve is strengthening your anxiety.

[lesliehanson]

You always should talk to the doctor when you feel the slightest symptoms

[Fishmanpa]

You always should talk to the doctor when you feel the slightest symptoms

I'm sorry but I disagree with this. Calling or running off to the doctor for every slight symptom or niggle is not practical nor advised.

Positive thoughts

[tamo]

I agree with Fishmanpa

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I have to add since I retired in march my GP visits did increase but not for every little twinge or sensation . I am on your side KATYFITZ i Know this is hard and understand . Ive had a hundred tests over the years and they found nothing wrong except underactive thyroid . Constant doctor reasurance feeds anxiety .
I wish you well .

[katyfitz]

Thanks for the replies guys

[Pea Tear Griffin]

Constantly going to the Doctor is what will fuel HA.

I know how you feel OP

[katyfitz]

I am going to Scotland alone on Thursday morning and pretty nervous about it incase something happens. Silly I know. Going to try not let my anxiety get he better of me

[pulisa]

IBS is sometimes painful and uncomfortable but completely benign. Your tests are completely normal-whatever you believe you have is skewed thinking as a result of anxiety. Nothing bad is going to happen to you in Scotland other than continuous IBS symptoms if you allow your anxiety to overwhelm you. I really hope you have a great time in Scotland and try and let your stomach symptoms take a back seat? It would be such a shame if you focussed on your stomach rather than your holiday?

[katyfitz]

It's literally the first thing I think about when waking up. I hate the constant wind and gassy feelings. It's awful. Thanks for the reply tno