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Discomfort in abdominal area
I have been noticing discomfort in abdominal area from past 10 days , plus this I frequently pass gases .
Off late I was diagnosed with polyps back 5 years back . They were benin and removed accordingly .
Went back for colonoscopy after a year of surgery and every thing turned fine .
I frequently have episodes of abdominal Discomfort and doc said it's IBD ,.
Now I see a different pattern I go to sleep at 10 pm and at 6 am as soon as I wake up I notice abdominal Discomfort .
This Discomfort goes off as soon as I go for a poop .
Now I am bit under stress why this is happening , please advise .
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I think with this symptoms dr must have told you to have ibs rather than ibd . Still bcoz u had history of polyp being removed needs proper review of your history and repeat colonoscopy if required.
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Dr. A N M Owais Danish
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7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is very common with IBD due to increased activity of colon
It slows down a lot while you sleep Because of that, if someone has an active IBD flare that involves their colon, their symptoms could worsen when they wake up.
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