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Posted by: oldtimekid2 on 2010-03-09, 11:36:56
It's not that it is supposed to, but it can... especially if you don't have much fiber in your general diet. Basically, the huge increase of fiber and the added Senna are telling your body to start pushing everything out so you've got a lot more content going through your intestines than you are normally used to. Yes, it can hurt when you've got a lot of stuff (especially if there are bigger chunks or anything like that), but it should stop hurting once the bulk of that stuff gets out. If it doesn't feel better in 24 hours, see a doctor... until then, stay near the bathroom just in case. It's normal to be uncomfortable when you have a big increase of fiber like those colon cleanses have and that normally goes away mostly if not completely once the bulk of that stuff has been flushed. Good luck and I hope I helped! [edit]: Holy crap, yeah, that was WAY too much Senna for a first dose. If the container recommended that much, that's just wholly irresponsible of the manufacturer to suggest that... 12 grams of Senna in the first day is an insane amount for anyone who doesn't have much fiber in their diet beforehand. The pain should pass, but my recommendations are still the same above... I would also stick with 1 dose when you decide to take another (if you do after this experience), but you might want to wait for a day or more after the pain stops so you don't aggravate the problem. |