Struggling since childhood, yet to go into full remission
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Still struggling- Still struggling
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The story
Had issues with gut biome since childhood, had dysbiosis diagnosis. Bloating, IBS, gastritis, low stomach acidity. Also problems with vaginal microflora and recurring yeast infections.
Got better in adulthood during lower stress periods, would all get worse during stress.
4 years ago after a course of antibiotics for UTI and a viral infection (kids hand-foot-moth disease) everything got worse, increased food intolerances (gluten, some fruits), bloating in upper part of abdomen. Haemorrhoids.
Then had some stomach pains, had a gastroscopy done, confirmes mild gastritis, no H.pylori detected, prescribed Omeprasol, which helped with the pain, but feels like provoked further worsening of bloating.
Taking Enterol (S. boulardii) and Rebamipide (Rebagit) helps. Also some probiotics.
Note: I am hypermobile, and it looks like this has an effect on gut lining.
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Prescribed after gastroscopy-confirmed mild gastritis; helped stomach pain but seemed to worsen bloating.
Antibiotics taken for UTI before symptoms worsened.
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