What condition do I have if after every time a eat a fair amount of dairy my stomach gets upset?
This is usually followed by me having to go the bathroom.This is also a new development for me. It started about a month ago,before that I’ve never had any stomach problems or problems with dairy. What does this mean?
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9 comments a "What condition do I have if after every time a eat a fair amount of dairy my stomach gets upset?"
You’re lactose intolerant.
You could be lactose sensitive or intolerant. I went for about 4months without being able to eat any kinds of dairy and then went back to being able to consume it again. My doctor couldn’t really tell me why, but suggested if it happens again to take Lactaid which helps you break down the lactose in dairy.
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You may be lactose intolerant, or you may be developing it.
Lactose intolerant?
you are probably lactose intolerant
you can buy pills for it at basically any local drug store :]
It doesn’t have to be a life long thing- it can just start out of no where
hope this helps :]
You might be lactose intolerant or then your just sensitive to it.
If it’s JUST dairy; it’s lactose intollerant. You could have a hidden allergy too.
If it’s other foods too (fried, greasy, rich) it’s IBS.
Lactose intolerant, it is easily avoided, you should talk to a doc about it, but try to stay away from a lot of dairy.
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