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Posted 8/20/2007 1:02 PM (GMT -7)
ever watch discovery channel and you can hear the sounds whales make when they are talking to eachother, that is the sound that is coming from my intestines.........it's really loud and kind of embarrasing (I don't think anyone can actually hear it...yet), but it's kind of funny at the same time, thank Goodness, I can go home in an hour (normally I stay late) but I need break like the wind!
Beth, 31

UC Diagnosed March 2000

Asacol 400 mg 6 pills 2xday

Calcium and Vitamin D 600 mg 2xday

Lipitor 10 mg 1xday

Diovan 80mg 1xday (dx: hematuria w/proteinuria): I have normal blood pressure, this is for my kidney.

Posted 8/20/2007 4:41 PM (GMT -7)
Your topic had me laughing!! My belly has been singing, too, I just never realized I needed to go swimming with the whales to get someone to talk back. Oh, yeah, and the gas, I'm glad I'm alone at work most of the time.
Merry
uc since feb '05

colazol 9 day, calcium, multivitamin, fishoil

atenolol, bc pills, b-2, b-6 ( for migraine relief)

stonyfield farm yogurt

in remission

Posted 8/20/2007 5:39 PM (GMT -7)
That title is just too funny! And something we can all relate to yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah tongue
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Both flares were in extremely stressful times in my life

Colonoscopy 10/2005 80% of Colon diseased, or as I like to say "Intestinely challenged"

Posted 8/20/2007 6:19 PM (GMT -7)
Just don't hop in the ocean anytime soon or the your gut might say something to offend the whales!

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Posted 8/20/2007 8:25 PM (GMT -7)
very funny...gave me a chuckle....great simile....side effect of asacol is gas, could be part of it along with our annoying intestines ;)...may your gas be quiet enough but amusing enough!
UC diagnosed January 05

Past Meds: Azasan (Imuran) - piercing chest pains after six days so tried different brand aka Azathioprine - morning nausea /didn't really help after more than 6 months, prednisone
Current meds: Asacol 2 - 3x, Aciphex (acid reflux), Remicade - 5 treatments, Canasa, multivitamin, probiotic (florasmart right now), astelin (nasal spray), allergy shots

Posted 8/20/2007 9:05 PM (GMT -7)
LOL - loved the title. Ah, but you haven't lived until your intestines rumble loud enough to get the attention of your dogs, let alone any whales! tongue
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Posted 8/21/2007 4:29 AM (GMT -7)
Can Asacol cause gas? I had such bad gas this morning, it laid in my intestines all night and out it came this morning. Now my lower pelvic area is stinging and tingling as I feel there is more. And my upper gut is knotted also with more. I am worried I have colon cancer now as my stools this morning were skinnier but I've been having normal bathroom trips though. I don't think I'm having enough fiber to go every day anyway. Need to increase that and see if things change. I'm glad someone can laugh at this, I can't for the weird sensations and discomfort it causes me.
Posted 8/21/2007 9:18 AM (GMT -7)
I think Asacol definitely causes gas, every time I've been on it my gas is at it's absolute worst.
Female, 22, Ulcerative colitis (pancolitis) since 1999; GERD; gastritis; osteopenia in hip & lumbar region of spine from long term prednisone use

Current Meds:
Primadophilus Reuteri
20 mg Citalopram (for depression/social anxiety)
125mg Imuran

10meq Potassium Cl

Posted 8/21/2007 10:38 AM (GMT -7)

well, I hope my switch to lialda helps my gas, but probably not since it has the same active ingredients.

Doing much better today, good thing I don't work near the ocean b/c maybe that's how whales get beached, they hear familiar sounds calling to them from the shore  (no offense to the whales).

Beth, 31

UC Diagnosed March 2000

Asacol 400 mg 6 pills 2xday

Calcium and Vitamin D 600 mg 2xday

Lipitor 10 mg 1xday

Diovan 80mg 1xday (dx: hematuria w/proteinuria): I have normal blood pressure, this is for my kidney.

Posted 8/21/2007 12:27 PM (GMT -7)
Yes Gas is a major part of this darn disease! Some days are worse then others and I think what we eat can affect it also. My cat and my husband hear my stomach. Even in remission.

Stacy
Current meds are:

Asacol 6 pills a day

Lexapro 20 mg once a day

Ativan .5 mg when needed

Posted 8/21/2007 12:43 PM (GMT -7)
I've been on the Asacol before taking 2 pills 3X a day. And didn't have problems with gas then. i am so terrified I am sitting here right now with colon cancer as my bowel movements today were skinnier than usual, I keep thinking about how it says they are pencil like with colon cancer. I've not had them that way yet, but over the past two days I've gone little bits at a time over a period of 3 times that day. But the day before that I went really well. I just keep thinking about my dog and his small intestine cancer and his not being able to do even a little piece at all. And that keeps me in a worried state and with a tense gut all the time. Not to mention, when I do go, and it's more than 1 or 2 times, it causes me to have spasms low in the pelvic area with stinging. I pay attention to every little symptom, pay attention to the way my movements look, and freak out if I think they are not how they should look thinking I automatically have cancer. Especially after eating I feel that catch come up in my side. Hoping that is a gas issue. And if gas is constantly trapped there, that could be because of a mass. I need for Friday to hurry up and come so I can get out of town and hopefully get some respite from this nervousness and worry.
Posted 8/21/2007 2:11 PM (GMT -7)
Cute post, Beth.
Ash 39 NH, vegetarian
Diagnosed with UC July 06 (I think 6/6/6) during 10 day hospitalization
Current meds: Asacol 12, Imuran 150mg
Centrum Silver, VSL #3, olive leaf extract, DHA-Omega 3, L-glutamine

Posted 8/21/2007 3:14 PM (GMT -7)
My boyfriend teases me and says my stomach sounds like hungry bears fighting for their food! tongue
 Diagnosed with moderate UC 1/04

Meds: Colozol- 3 pills, 3 times a day

Supplements: Acidophilus, Fish oil, Biotin, Fiber, Multi-vitamin

Posted 8/21/2007 8:51 PM (GMT -7)
When I used to have bad gas (not anymore thanks to fibre supplements) I referred to myself as having a trumpet-blowing butt...I swear some of my farts were so long I could play a tune...my family misses when I come running down the stairs and would fart when I hit every step....I sure don't miss it though, there was alot of painful gas I experianced for too long...glad that's all behind me now LOL!


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My bum is broken....there's a big crack down the middle of it!  LOL  :)

Posted 8/22/2007 4:12 AM (GMT -7)

I'm scared to fart to as what might come out!! tongue

Smiles,

29/F Diagnosed UC July 18, 2007 

Meds: 6 Asacol 400mg Tab

         6 5mg Prednisone total 30mg (down from 40mg)

         1/2 30mg Tylenol #3

         1 1000mg Canasa Suppository

         1 Calcium 500+D

         1 Cerovite Vitamin and Mineral Supplement

         1 325mg Ferrous Sulfate

 

 

Posted 8/22/2007 6:36 AM (GMT -7)
This has been really painful for me. After using the bathroom I have bad spasms in my lower pelvic area, not to mention bad stinging, like I am raw in my pelvic area. I told the doctor this back at my appointment in July. My upper gut is totally tight. I passed my gas this morning and went to the bathroom really well, normal looking, but the spasm pain in my lower pelvic area is not pleasant. And the stinging sensation upon using the bathroom. I have been used to the spasms where that is concerned in past years but never pelvic stinging with it. But since I am back on the Asacol I hope this eventually will pass. And I have some cervical inflammation also which is a female issue and even though the nurse at my gynecologist says there are no symptoms with that I find that hard to believe. There are bound to be symptoms with inflammation in the cervix. And the fact that I at times have burning upon urinating, I would think that would signal a bladder infection but I had no bladder infection. It was clear. Am having no cloudy or bloody urine which would signify that. Should I take both kinds of gas relief supplements before bedtime to try and cut down on waking up with that? The Gas-X and Activated charcoal? Thanks.

Post Edited (at wit's end) : 8/22/2007 9:35:25 AM (GMT-6)

Posted 8/22/2007 6:51 AM (GMT -7)
Sorry to hear you're having so much hassle with pain/gas

I'm seeing an improvement with only 2 doses of activated charcoal (being careful not to take it within 2 hrs of the other stuff) The smell is nothing like it normally is and I've only farted twice today!. Funny how my stools floated this morning - maybe the gas is trapped in them!
Current meds

Asacol MR 400mg x2 3times/day
Fish Oil 1000mg 1 cap
Acidophilus 2 tabs
Aloe Elite 4 caps x2
Multi Vit x1
Caprylic Acid x1
Chewable Calcium & Vit D 2 tabs
Yakult


Diagnosed '96 ?colitis?crohns (biopsies inconclusive)
Remission for 11yrs, no meds
Current flare since April 07, awaiting scope

Posted 8/22/2007 8:38 AM (GMT -7)
I've read about something called Celiac Disease and it seemed with that that was a symptom of that disease was stools floating in the toilet instead of sinking. But not for sure. It surely will pass.

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