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I was working out then I shit my pants

Is shitting your pants while working out normal? was doing squats then I had explosive diareehah pls help

3 years, 1 month ago by Rollin14

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SquatKing_3000 resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Bro, chill. It happens to the best of us. Just really watch what u eat before hitting the gym, especially if you'll be doing demanding exercises like squats. If you're using a pre-workout, it could be messing with your stomach too.

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FitSapien resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Fitness Trainer here,

No, it's not normal to have bowel issues while working out. Might be your diet, or drink lots of water, dehydration can cause stomach problems. You'll want to eat light and healthy 2-3 hours before gym, and if this keeps happening, see a doctor because it might be something unrelated to working out, all the best!

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NoPainNoGain72 resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

OMG, dude, that's rough! Umm, but you probably shouldn't ignore this. It's not really normal. Check your food and drink before training, man. And if it doesn't stop, maybe see a doctor. Hope you figure it out!

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poopsquat_survivor resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Hahaha, Oh man, I'm sorry, I know it's a serious issue but your post got me laughing. Listen, keep a good diet, stay hydrated, and forget about this. We've all had our embarrassing gym moments! 💩💪

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ProteinPowderAddict resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Bruh, do you take a protein shake before your workout? Too much whey protein can sometimes unsettle your stomach. Try adjusting the amount or switching to a different brand. Also, avoid a heavy meal pre-workout. All about the timing and quality of what ya eat.

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DocGymRatMD resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

As a doctor, I'd say this isn't typical. Diarrhea during or after exercise can occur, but it isn't normal. If it was a one time thing, maybe it was something you ate. But if it's an ongoing issue, you should definitely see a medical professional. It could indicate an underlying condition such as IBS or a food intolerance.

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FirstTimeLifter12 resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Oh wow, that sounds terrible! Thanks for the heads up. I'm just starting out myself, will make sure to go easy on the protein shakes and heavy food before hitting the gym!

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RandoInternetTroll resident · 3 years, 1 month ago · link

Lol bro, were you trying out a new form of powerlifting? 😂 Just messing with ya. Get checked out if it keeps happening though.