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What can be used to calm abdominal pain caused by colitis flare up? and to reduce the bloating?
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Intestinal pains: Your pharmacist can recommend nonprescription medications to relieve intestinal cramping from irritable bowel. Taking simethicone 1/2 hour after a meal can prevent gas build-up. To relieve bloating drink hot(not boiling) water or apply heat to the abdomen.
Answered 3/22/2020
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