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remedies for abdominal bloating?
by melenzbee83, Mar 09, 2008 07:14PM
Hi guys,
Although my noninvasive implants were burnt off in Jan 08 i am still experiencing severe bloating which is outright uncomfortable and painful as it pushes on my 15cm scar tissue. In fact my stomach has never looked the same since first being diagnosed 2 years ago. I am still quite active and go to the gym 5 days a week.
Does anyone know anything that might help with severe bloating? i look 9 months pregnant by the afternnon!
Although my noninvasive implants were burnt off in Jan 08 i am still experiencing severe bloating which is outright uncomfortable and painful as it pushes on my 15cm scar tissue. In fact my stomach has never looked the same since first being diagnosed 2 years ago. I am still quite active and go to the gym 5 days a week.
Does anyone know anything that might help with severe bloating? i look 9 months pregnant by the afternnon!
Member Comments (4)
by Kimchi, Mar 09, 2008 08:33PM
When I had lots of gas/bloating, I went to see an accupuncturist to deflate me...Maybe that will help a little
by melenzbee83, Mar 10, 2008 02:15AM
To: kimchi
Thank you. i will def give it a go! anything to stop this bloating.
by sanraemc, Mar 10, 2008 02:58AM
To: amdominal bloating
Find an acupuncturist and ask if it may releve bloating. I'm not a doctor and this is something to ask your gyn-oncologist about. If it's asites fluid build-up and not residual "gas" from surgery, I don't believe any amount of antacids/anti-gas otc are going to help. You might want to post your question to the cancer export forum for a medical opinion. A slightly invasive drain-off may be in store. Ask a medical professional in the know about such things. Good luck. My gyn-oncologist removed 6 liters from my abnominal cavity when he did my debulking surgery. Now that I am relapsing, I can feel the asites building up again, so I know how you feel.
by melenzbee83, Mar 12, 2008 12:01AM
bumping up
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