Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go to the nastiest store you can think of, like a Wal-mart or something similar. I will immediately have to poop in the nasty bathroom. My bowels hate me.
PS--I often have to poop at Costco, too. And I only poop a couple times a week.
This is so true. It happens to me at the grocery store fairly often as well. Why is that??
NP here--fascinating. For me, it's IKEA. Without fail. WHY???
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go to the nastiest store you can think of, like a Wal-mart or something similar. I will immediately have to poop in the nasty bathroom. My bowels hate me.
PS--I often have to poop at Costco, too. And I only poop a couple times a week.
This is so true. It happens to me at the grocery store fairly often as well. Why is that??
Anonymous wrote:Enemas are not bad at all. They don't hurt and work fast. Fleets are too small though...use the kind that is part of a hot water bottle kit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go to the nastiest store you can think of, like a Wal-mart or something similar. I will immediately have to poop in the nasty bathroom. My bowels hate me.
PS--I often have to poop at Costco, too. And I only poop a couple times a week.
This is so true. It happens to me at the grocery store fairly often as well. Why is that??
Anonymous wrote:Poop Status Update:
Thanks for all your heroic suggestions and best of TMI humanity tips and tricks. I got some prune juice, and drank a few mugs of plain hot water. I've never done an enema before, so it kinds of freaks me out.
I had some cat-like, small tootsie-roll poops yesterday. A substantial movement this morning, and a few small ones yesterday. Nowhere near 4 days worth of poops, but progress is progress and take what I'll get until we go home in a few days.
WTF does the human body do this?! Why does my digestion system flip out when not much has changed, except scenery? I don't have a fear of new places - I'll poop in a public restroom no problem if the occasion arises. I'll even sit on the seat! But as soon as I go out of town, my colon gets stage fright.
Anonymous wrote:Remember that couple that was addicted to coffee enemas?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:0:03-- so hilarious!!
I drink magnesium citrate when I am extremely constipated. (They sell it in the pharmacy.) Drink 1 bottle and follow with 1 large glass of warm water. Wait for it to brew up in your belly-- takes anywhere from 45 minutes to 9 hours to go into effect, so you only want to do this on a day when you can stick around home. Usually I will do 1 major evacuation followed by a few smaller ones over the next couple of hours, and then I feel great. It doesn't give me bad cramps.
Dear God please don't do this unless you are looking to spend all night on the toilet! This is the exact same regimen they tell you to do prior to a colonoscopy!