Stomach/Back pains after bowel Movement?

Every time I make a bowel movement, an hour to 3 hours later I get terrible stomach/back pains. My stomach gets very sensitive and I feel kind of bloated, I also get a lot of gas, sometimes it get so bad and lasts for 6+ hours. I was curious to if this was IBS(irritable bowel syndrome) and if there’s anything I can to fix this? Thank you.
Also, I am a male…so it’s not pregnancy .

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a very complex problem and there is no cure for it. You first need to talk with your doctor and make sure he gave you an accurate IBS diagnosis. In order to be given a clear diagnosis of IBS; there are a battery of tests to take and they all should rule out more serious problems, For more information on the tests to take visit www.TheIBSFormula.com. Once you have been given a clear diagnosis of IBS then you will have to figure out what is causing the IBS symptoms. Many IBS triggers can be found in the food you eat and the lifestyle you lead. The book “The IBS Formula” gives you an up to date look at IBS, what causes it and how to take control of your life from these symptoms. For more information on IBS visit TheIBSFormula.com. Hope this helps!

Diet to Relieve Constipation
Follow these steps to relieve constipation:
•Add fiber to your diet
•Fiber adds bulk to the large intestines by absorbing water. This results in frequent and easier bowel movements.
•Eat a high fiber diet like fresh fruits and vegetables like raspberries, apples, pears, brussels, peas and wheat grain breads and cereals.
•Slowly increase the fiber intake in your food to avoid excessive gas.
•Drink plenty of water because fiber absorbs water and keeps the stool soft.
•Regular exercise like walking, swimming, or cycling can help in the maintenance of bowel regularity.
•Check with your doctor before making changes in your diet and you can add fiber slowly in your diet for the body to get adjusted to the change.

Diet to Reduce Diarrhea
You can stop diarrhea, if you reduce or eliminate certain foods like:
•Foods that are high in fats like sausage, bacon, oils, butter and deeply fried foods.
•Dairy products that has lactose like milk, cheese, ice cream, milk sugar and sour cream.
•Nicotine from chewing or smoking tobacco.
•Alcohol.
•Caffeine that is found in tea, coffee, chocolate and cola drinks.
•Gas producing foods like broccoli, cabbage, beans and apples.
•Drinks ansd foods that are high in sugar like soda, candy, fruit juices and other packaged sweets.
•Xylitol and sorbitol that are some of the artificial sweeteners found in sugarless chewing gums and candies.
•Keep a food dairy or journal to keep a track of what you eat and to find if any of these foods trigger irritable bowel syndrome symptoms.
•Stress is another factor that could lead to this syndrome.
•Maintain a pleasant environment during the meal times, which can reduce the stress.
•Take plenty of time to chew food rather than eating in a hurry.

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