if you haven't already you should try the low fodmap diet which is often helpful with individuals suffering from irritable bowel syndrome. it was designed by australian researchers at monash university and is being used more and more. you first need to find a dietitian who specializes in digestive health and is familiar with fodmaps (go to eatright. org to find one in your area). you will work with him or her to eliminate foods that contain potentially problematic carbohydrates including lactose fructose fructans sugar alcohols and galactans for a period of time (1-2 weeks). if it helps you will know as soon as a few days. you also might want to try a probiotic that has been found to be effective managing diarrhea. look for probiotics that have research behind them. for more on digestive health see this webmd article. don't give up you can find a solution!
i have had chronic diarrhea for 5 months now. (55-60 bm's per week) with every conceivable test done. solution? . i have no other side effects. (cramps headaches etc). just the diarrhea. have had 2 ct's an endoscopy colonoscopy three ultrasounds two rounds of blood urine and stool work-ups a gluten free diet extnesive allergy testing and six different medications/probiotics and no solution found. am now on morphine sulfate to slow it down. possible cause and treatment?