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Urge to pass stool while traveling
I am a 25-year-old male. My main issue is that I get a strong urge to pass stool whenever I travel. This makes it very difficult for me to leave home, and I get anxious about losing control during travel. I do not have this issue as much when I stay at home. At home, my bowel movements are mostly normal — I usually go once or twice, either in the morning or later in the day. However, I do get a bit of stomach pain and gas early in the morning, which usually improves after I pass the stool. Please suggest what might be causing this problem and what treatment, tests, or dietary changes I should consider. It is affecting my routine and quality of life.
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Looks like disorder of gut brain dysfunction. Connect for detailed management plan.
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You seems to have hyperactive bowel
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avoid food during travel or just before travel Can take T. Loperamide 2mg 30min before travel (if no contraindication) Can meditate to control anxiety.
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