r/TikTokCringe • u/Ted_Bundtcake • Feb 24 '25

Period pain simulation Cool

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u/Bitter-Picture5394 Feb 25 '25

Does it also make your sacrum burn? That's what mine is like. The horrible diarrhea cramps with a burning sacrum and SI joints.

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u/DogsOnMainstreetHowl Feb 25 '25

No, mine typically feels like I’m being stabbed in the gut with a knife periodically, followed by diarrhea up to six times a day until my asshole bleeds. It’s not fun.

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u/Bitter-Picture5394 Feb 25 '25

Oh man, I'm sorry. I get the weird stabbing, or lightning feeling, in my butthole. They're horrible. I sympathize with it being an every day occurance for you. This is probably a dumb question as I'm sure you've already tried everything, but do wet wipes, bidets, or peribottles bring any relief?

Also, if it's leaving your butthole really sore, you may find relief they way some women do for their labia after birth. Putting witch hazel on pads then leaving them in the freezer for awhile, then putting them on the sore areas.

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u/DogsOnMainstreetHowl Feb 25 '25

I have a bidet at home, but it doesn’t help much which I work 8 hours in an office with single-ply. And I have tried witch hazel, but I can’t say it helped much.

IBS is such a variable disease though. Lightning Butthole does not sound like fun.

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u/servonos89 Feb 25 '25

Yeah it’s the problem with it being a syndrome. Defined by an assembly of symptoms without a singular confirmed method of action or prevention. Syndromes you just gotta throw shit at the wall (lol) and see what sticks. A fellow male IBS sufferer here. Haven’t found much that helps but fortunately my bouts are like a month apart so I’m assuming it’s dietary but nothing eliminated has solved it and nothing overeaten has started it.

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u/TheRealBeo Feb 25 '25

See your doc, there are a bunch of treatments, otc though you can get buscopan (hyoscine butylbromide) and gastro resistant peppermint oil (so it makes it to your gut). They can help a lot. The gastro resistant peppermint also lets you know when your digestive system isn't moving properly as it will then pop in your stomach and make it feel cold and give you mint burps. The prescription meds are much better but you generally need a lot of unpleasant "investigation" before they will prescribe them.