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If you have ibs, can going to bed right after eating cause stomach cramps & indigestion?
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Going to bed immediately after eating can create reflux symptoms, that’s why regular meals should be separated from bedtime by at least 2 h. That may or may not necessarily interfere with your IBS.
Answered 3/22/2022
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