Scared of needin to sh*t and not being able to

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Okey, so it hasn't always been like this; I was like anyone else (I mean, I could never sh*t in school and only in public if it was breaking through)

A few months ago, I'd had gastro problems and had been medicated to stop the mouth vomit. What hadn't been explained to me was the eventual ass vomit.

I'd been stuck on the train like any other day when all of a sudden I got these massive stomach pains and I honestly thought I was going to f**king die. Few seconds later I realised there was a nasty chocolate slurry mixing around my bowels, so I duck waddled home, all the while enduring these horrible gut pains (kind of like a heart attack, but not) I got home, dumped the most god-awful, foul beast of a turd in the bowel and felt fine.

Since then however, I've been anxious about leaving the house for an extended period, or being trapped in a place where I won't have access to a sh*tter.

Does anyone else have this neurotic fear of no-sh*t zones? (especially due to traumic circumstances)

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    get a diaper and lay off the cheese.

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  • Anonymous Post Author
    13 years ago

    haha, forgotten about this, thanks for the comments though. The anxiety ended up being from a pretty nasty case of food poisoning I'd gotten after this, so it was just an unlucky coincidence. No serious phobias here, fortunately. My bowels are A-okay

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  • la_la_la_la
    11 years ago

    Hiya,

    I have the same fear. When I’m somewhere new I can't go for about 4 days. Then I have a bottle of water, & after that I can't stop.

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  • Sheldon
    13 years ago

    Wow you really had to duck waddle home? Lol. Thats crazy. But you did develope a phobia and that would require a therapist.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    Before I had my gallbladder out I had all sorts of gastrointestinal issues like that. Now that I've had my gallbladder removed I psych myself out constantly that I'm going to have the same kind of problems as I did presurgery.

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  • moonraven11
    13 years ago

    i think that this is mainly fear of embarrassment. i get scared too when my stomach hurts in public and there's nowhere for me to go to the bathroom. just remember that embarrassment happens to the best of us

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  • ruralfrights
    14 years ago

    Doesn't sound like a common occurrence for you. Yet, I see how it would be traumatic. Don't get too worked up and nervous, or you will give yourself what you're trying to avoid. Explosive diahrea.

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  • Lilybow
    14 years ago

    You might have developed a phobia because of the traumatic experience in the train. You need to seek therapy (maybe a psychologist or psychiatrist) to talk about this. They will be able to help you cope with this, It will also help if you go see your doctor to talk about the side effects of certain medications and maybe he/she can change the medication. However, this medication was only used for a short period of time correct? If so, you still need to seek help to help you get other this phobia.

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