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Pre game flatulence

Deedsie · 2009-07-15 11:13:51

Everytime i am about to play a match the nerves hit me. And its straight to the toilet with me for an uncomfortable ten minutes. Anyone know of any reason for this? Or possibly a way to avoid it.

15-07-2009 12:13pm

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Deedsie

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Everytime i am about to play a match the nerves hit me. And its straight to the toilet with me for an uncomfortable ten minutes.

Anyone know of any reason for this?

Or possibly a way to avoid it.

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#2 15-07-2009 12:49pm

DrIndy

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Its the same as exam diaorrhea.

You are tense and the adrenaline is pumping. Cortisol is flowing.

The bowels get moving and you fart or you get diaorrhea - its a natural stress response - unless it was the guiness+bacon+cabbage you ate the night before.

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#3 15-07-2009 2:26pm

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Deedsie wrote: »

Anyone know of any reason for this?

it's to make you lighter, so you can run away easier. Deadly serious!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fight-or-flight_response

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#4 19-07-2009 1:18pm

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Just like DrIndy explained, its purely a stress response. Happens me before every hurling match too except i go and empty the bladder and belch alot, every person is different and should not always have the same way of it showing.

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