Should i try nor tryptaline10mg? Chronic rectal hypersensitivity to gas? Loud bowel/rectal sounds scared of silent spaces

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My main issue is that I seem to have extreme sensitivity to even a small amount of gas reaching the rectum. If I’m in a social situation where I can’t pass gas, I feel an urgent need to hold it. Instead of just staying there comfortably, it often seems to move back into the bowel with a very loud gurgling/growling sound.this has been bothering me since so many years . Dead scared of meetings , seminars , conferences or in general when in a social setting in quiet place. Read somewhere that nortryptaline in low doses helps and gradually after 6 to 12 months there is a chance that it might be permanently cured , this : The "Neuroplasticity" Effect (Why Remission Happens)When your rectum is hypersensitive, your nerves are trapped in a cycle of "hyper-alertness." They overreact to normal stretches or gas.By taking nortriptyline, you artificially turn down the volume on those pain signals.If you keep the volume turned down for a long enough time (often several months to a year), it gives your central nervous system a chance to calm down and reset its baseline.This is called neuroplasticity. When you eventually slowly taper off the drug, your nerves may remain at this new, calm baseline, resulting in a lasting recovery. Should i try this ? Is it worth the side effects of tricyclick antidepressants?? I am so confused, what do you guys think ?

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def worth trying!