dumping...no seriously

i had another test the other day and it turns out that i "dump"...seriously, could they not come up with a better word??? anyway, i digest food faster than most. is this related to colitis or is it a different problem? i don't know if anyone else has had this reaction...

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katie
22
diagnosed with cecal volvulus, 2006; two colon resections in the same year
diagnosed with colitis 2007
malrotated colon
no cecal valve, removed during surgery
on antibiotics while undergoing further testing by doctor
will start VSL #3 when antibiotics are done.

I think it's related to bowel transit time. I don't remember the actual term but I know it was something other than dumping, haha. I think it's just part of colitis, sometimes I would have to go to the bathroom before even finishing a meal! Salads are the worst, when I'm really flaring and I eat one, I'll go to the bathroom very soon after and already have lettuce in there.... Fun

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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
40 mg Citalopram (for depression/social anxiety)
125mg Imuran

I had a test called a barium enema a couple of years ago I think it might be the same test you had, you drink this yuckie white chalkie fluid and get an Xray/scan if my memory serves me right, as I was having the test the technician asked if I had previously had bowel surgery when I said no he was very confused and said he had never known the liquid to pass through someone who hadn't had surgery.

Take care.

Dave

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Food stays in the stomach 2 - 4 hours....then it has to go through the small intestines and then the colon.  Not a soon after you eat proposition to dump food from the stomach directly into the toilet.  Impossible.

Logically, I know it shouldn't be possible for food to go through the system that quickly - but just over a year ago I had an "incident" where I was out to eat and had some brocolli. Within an hour it was coming out. I hadn't had broccolli for MONTHS before and hadn't had anything green in days. But there in the runny D were those little "trees"!!! I still don't understand it.

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Pan-colitis and GERD diagnosed May 2003

 

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Aciphex, Effexor XR, BCP, Rhinocort nasal spray

Culturelle, Biotin, Folic Acid, Forvia, Calcium, and B12

 

Osteopenia (hip and spine) from prednisone use.  Started Azathioprine because I was steroid dependent.

 

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no, i understand. after two hours i had only 7% of the food left in my stomach (the normal is 60% at two hours). apparently i am the biggest "dumper" they have seen in awhile. haha. i am just wondering if it is related to colitis or if this is something different. it sounds like it may e a colitis related thing.

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katie
22
diagnosed with cecal volvulus, 2006; two colon resections in the same year
diagnosed with colitis 2007
malrotated colon
no cecal valve, removed during surgery
on antibiotics while undergoing further testing by doctor
will start VSL #3 when antibiotics are done.

My mother-in-law is always making pork and sauerkraut.  Whenever I eat there, the sauerkraut is in one hole and out the other within an hour or two.  Corn and salad also have fast transit times for me, typically within a few hours

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Diagnosed UC 1999