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I have that as well as IBS. Sometimes it is difficult to tell which one is bothering me. I have medication for one but not the other. A diet free from grains has been helping me for quite some time now. It is hard to give up grains, but I have gut pain and muscle spasms when I regularly include them in my diet. I wondered if anyone else has experienced this? I have a high tolerance for pain, as well. Hope you continue healing and are able to return to your regular activities.
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Thank you for sharing. I really appreciate it.
It has been many years since I have had a diverticulitis attack. But when I did have them, At the very first sign of one, I went to a clear liquid died such as apple juice, It would pass in a couple of days until the next attack. Never did figure out what caused them or better yet, why they stopped. Two years ago one day I had slight pain in the lower left quadrant of my abdomen and I figured it was just another diverticulitis attack. I went about my normal days and If I remember correctly, this time I didn't even change my diet. After a week with no changes, I decided to go to the ER to ascertain what was going on. They took X-rays and told me it was not diverticulitis but I was passing 14 mm kidney stone. I apparently have a high tolerance for pain as the stone was huge. I should have been in agony, It was almost at the bladder by then, but they removed it under anesthesia. Moral of story, if you have ever had a diverticulitis attack, and get a additional ones, don't think automatically it is diverticulitis.