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What is a good way to sit on the toilet when i have ibs. should i spread my legs, rub my abdoman or what should i do?
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Whatever helps you: With ibs, there is no recommended correct way to sit on the toilet. Whatever activity best helps you when sitting on the toilet is ok for you. Best wishes.
Answered 3/30/2014
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