I apologise in advance for asking this question, when its probably not the right place as there are so many people out there with much worse problems than this.
I suffer IBS and although I take medicine from my GP for it, I have noticed that sometimes heat affects it.
Has anyone got any tips on how they manage suffering with this, I'm aware that I need to drink lots and not necessarily ice cold either as that can set off the stomach cramps!!
Also I know to make sure on the park maps where the bathroom facilities are!
If you have a fastpass, can you exit the queue at anytime if you feel that you need to go, and would you get back in? Or just put it down to a loss?
Also I suffer from Idiopathic Anaphylaxis, which can strike at any time, and unfortunately for me, the initial symptoms will start as violent stomach cramps, nausea, etc before I suffer low blood pressure and can pass out. I obviously take anti-histamines each day to try and prevent this, carry extra with me, steroid tablets and epi pens, but I can't always tell the difference to start with from IBS to the 'allergy' and quite often want to just lie down and see if it makes things better, is there anywhere in the park you can do that without making such a big fuss?
Many thanks
I suffer IBS and although I take medicine from my GP for it, I have noticed that sometimes heat affects it.
Has anyone got any tips on how they manage suffering with this, I'm aware that I need to drink lots and not necessarily ice cold either as that can set off the stomach cramps!!
Also I know to make sure on the park maps where the bathroom facilities are!
If you have a fastpass, can you exit the queue at anytime if you feel that you need to go, and would you get back in? Or just put it down to a loss?
Also I suffer from Idiopathic Anaphylaxis, which can strike at any time, and unfortunately for me, the initial symptoms will start as violent stomach cramps, nausea, etc before I suffer low blood pressure and can pass out. I obviously take anti-histamines each day to try and prevent this, carry extra with me, steroid tablets and epi pens, but I can't always tell the difference to start with from IBS to the 'allergy' and quite often want to just lie down and see if it makes things better, is there anywhere in the park you can do that without making such a big fuss?
Many thanks