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If it truly is a stubborn case of SIBO, you may want to consult a naturopathic doctor , specifically someone who is well versed in gut health
I’ve got a history of ulcerative colitis, which led to colon cancer requiring removal of cecum and illocecal valve, sigmoid, ovaries, appendix and multiple portions of colon and small bowel.
I never had SIBO, but did have diarrhea and feelings of not emptying, plus bad gas.
I think mine was ultimately solved when I required months of IV nutrition for bowel rest (this was to help heal my colon after multiple leaks and problems)
Fast forward 7 years, and my UC is in remission with meds, and I just started a peptide therapy to see if I can heal my gut lining and get rid of lingering inflammation, some of which is caused by the meds.
Often a GI will only look as far as RX meds and not try to identify the causes.
I do eat gluten free and light on dairy, and sadly have found that I have less symptoms of UC when I eat less fruits and vegetables
I think we are prone to a lifetime of gut issues, and I have many friends in the same situation. So many unknowns and each one of our bodies is different.