u/nebula_nic

For all under the side story main story. Not asking if that's all the material around those characters.

Maybe also occasionally pooping? She mighta just missed the box with that but once that was kinda far from the box. I'm not sure which of my two is doing it but my theory is it's Moko and I learned once before that if you have a towel on the floor she will pee on it so maybe its related to that behavior. It just started this week it seems. Maybe she started identifying the mat as a rug? It's one of those plasticy foamy ones though. I figured since it's near the litterbox then it doesn't quite fit the normal course of action and if it is Moko then it's likely a behavior. Anyways how do you suggest this stop they've had a litter mat the majority of the time I've had them and they've had this style of mat for about 8 months. I already have a high walled litterbox, Moko just will also kick up litter out of the box and digs with a lot of force, being matless would work if it was just Amity who uses it "properly". I didn't make any changes to what kind of litter I use. They aren't peeing anywhere else. I don't have much information about her before the shelter, she did have a previous owner in a busy house with other cats and children and seemed to have sheltered her for behavioral reasons (she has a lot of "difficult" behaviors I've been having to find systems around for the past two years.

22F, hsd, fibromyalgia, gad, pfd, chronic urticaria, chronic constipation. Currently off most medications due to nausea. Had improvement with stomach pain when taking antihistamine and antacid but still present. Currently off antihistamine for a food allergy panel tomorrow. Digestive issues still occurred when taking antihistamine so not a cure.

I'm so confused everyone says eat fiber for constipation, take more fiber maybe you need a higher dose but it seems to be the cause? I've been having the effects of a virus for a while now on my stomach and because of that I've been eating a lot more carefully which made it easier to test individual foods. For preface I'm not gluten intolerant been tested twice so my main food plain pasta is likely a safe food and basically my control for this. Oddly being on such a plain diet massively improved digestion and stool was soft but not watery. Foods that are "tough" will almost immediately hurt, for example I tried strawberries one day and by the time I started eating the second the first strawberry started to hurt and it was back to back so about that fast.

Once I tried one slice of watermelon and I picked even the pale seeds out, next morning stool is bloody and more watery with a lot of bloating. It takes a few days before it's reset basically. Another time my dad prepped some elk meat but it also had green beans and tomato in it, I figured the meat was lean and it was all soft, not too many veggies in it that it was probably safe. Quicker reset but still bloody stool. I tried eating zucchini the other day, how I know it's constipation is that only a small amount of wet stool will come out and often just seems mostly bloody and I feel pressure in my guts, sometimes in corners of my large intestine a sharp pain. Yesterday I attempted mashed butternut squash via microwaving frozen cubes and mashing it with a fork so it was still stringy not blended ,maybe it'll work better if its blended, and it was painful to eat, made me gassy but I took two simethicone with it, and caused constipation. It's so confusing those are supposed to be the easy on your stomach foods but cutting out fiberous foods I'm fine but then I eat fiberous foods it's pain and blood wth. Oh yeah I tried a corn chip once and my stomach stung so even in that processed form too.

I told a gastrointologist about this too but she was mainly interested that if I eat my diet of plain pasta and eggs then I'm fine and I tried to protest that I don't wanna eat mainly that. I went in regarding the nausea causing me to be so careful to begin with and she gave me omezaprole and I'm scheduled for an endoscopy in july. Already did a colonoscopy so it probably isn't ibs unless I have a really weird presentation of it where a liquid diet completely erradicated the inflammation. I don't want to rely solely on supplements for my nutrition. I also do regularly consume adequate water as well and drinking up to 80 oz is a fairly normal occurrence and I do mean water not water based drinks.

I will be mentioning details around it so if anyone has been through this too they can go oh that happened to me too, so might be kinda gross. I'm so confused everyone says eat fiber for constipation, take more fiber maybe you need a higher dose but it seems to be the cause? I've been having the effects of a virus for a while now on my stomach and because of that I've been eating a lot more carefully which made it easier to test individual foods. For preface I'm not gluten intolerant been tested twice so my main food plain pasta is likely a safe food and basically my control for this. Oddly being on such a plain diet massively improved digestion and stool was soft but not watery. Foods that are "tough" will almost immediately hurt, for example I tried strawberries one day and by the time I started eating the second the first strawberry started to hurt and it was back to back so about that fast.

Once I tried one slice of watermelon and I picked even the pale seeds out, next morning stool is bloody and more watery with a lot of bloating. It takes a few days before it's reset basically. Another time my dad prepped some elk meat but it also had green beans and tomato in it, I figured the meat was lean and it was all soft, not too many veggies in it that it was probably safe. Quicker reset but still bloody stool. I tried eating zucchini the other day, how I know it's constipation is that only a small amount of wet stool will come out and often just seems mostly bloody and I feel pressure in my guts, sometimes in corners of my large intestine a sharp pain. Yesterday I attempted mashed butternut squash via microwaving frozen cubes and mashing it with a fork so it was still stringy not blended ,maybe it'll work better if its blended, and it was painful to eat, made me gassy but I took two simethicone with it, and caused constipation. It's so confusing those are supposed to be the easy on your stomach foods but cutting out fiberous foods I'm fine but then I eat fiberous foods it's pain and blood wth. Oh yeah I tried a corn chip once and my stomach stung so even in that processed form too.

I told a gastrointologist about this too but she was mainly interested that if I eat my diet of plain pasta and eggs then I'm fine and I tried to protest that I don't wanna eat mainly that. I went in regarding the nausea causing me to be so careful to begin with and she gave me omezaprole and I'm scheduled for an endoscopy in july. Already did a colonoscopy so it probably isn't ibs unless I have a really weird presentation of it where a liquid diet completely erradicated the inflammation. I don't want to rely solely on supplements for my nutrition, I like fruits and veggies. Did any of you go through similar and what was the answer?!