Reply to "Have lost all control of overnight BMs"

SteveGMember

I totally agree to Scott's explanations. I'm still not completely free of leakage at night, but I don't eat for about 5 hours before bedtime and that makes sure that there is only little left in my bowel after going to the toilet before sleep. That way there should be no 'major' bowel movements ideally.

I also take one tablet of loperamide right before sleep (none for the rest of the day).

By the way, do you take those antibiotics at late evening, some hours after the last meal? My impression is that this is effective to kill bacteria over night when there is no fresh supply of food for them any more.

12/18/2111:01 AM

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