I use a barbell pad & place barbell on hip (not abs) when I hip thrust, I will get diahrrea from this exercise whenever I increase the weights (it happens within an hour or so), I usually keep sets/reps & frequency almost the same. I read in t-nation articles it happens if weight rest on abs but it is on my hip it never slide off.
I also get diahrrea, if I do a body weight ATG squat stretch. Those two are essential part of my accessory and stretching routine (I cannot go without them at all).
Is this expected if someone had inflexible and weak hips before? What should I do to correct it if needed?
To me this sounds like a giant red flag. I’ve also never heared someone say they got diarrhea from these exercises?
If you can’t do an exercise due to getting diarrhea, work around it. Use bands instead of a barbell, maybe do stiff legged deadlifts.
I’ll think about it. Thanks
Ok, I’m definitely sure this is a troll account now.
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When I saw this I thought, are you shitting me? 
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To be fair at his last meet my bud missed his third deadlift attempt because he shit himself.
I shit you not
Srsly tho plenty of female lifters experiencing a bit of leakage never mind peeps with legit pelvic floor issues. No need to take the piss
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It’s less garbage and rubbish compared to your stupid nonsense, even my toilet smells better after ward that reading any of your garbage bin posts.
I still think my poop from eating chicken, brown bread, rice, cereal, oats smell way better than your stinky poop from eating the McDonald diet.
I did shit myself while you sit there on the same chair and got poppy all over your little pinky skirt and some on your polished nails while you take it off the pinky skirt.
Heard these work quite well…
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I’m sure you speak from your own experience. .
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No, I speak a mix of Dada and Nana language occassionally in respond to you: the immature language, that one you understand.
Yeah I used them on your dad last night…
Dude
More chilled than you can ever be. Having a little fun before hitting the weights.
But in all honesty @wintergirl, I do know of someone with irritable bowel syndrome who has had these problems, for some reason heavy squats cause her to have these problems. Perhaps a visit to your GP and get some tests, it could also be the amount of pressure that is being placed on your core and like any muscle building exercise, start low weight and gradually increase weight over time
Sorry for the flame 
Thanks, I have IBS, it could the cause. My GP thinks continue with exercise, it’s sensitive IBS.
Yep it would 100% be that then.
Heads up though, if you know of any medical conditions that you have and ask for advice on those specific areas
eg - knee pain when squatting, and you’ve had a knee replacement
then it may be wise to mention that because it saves a complete clusterfuck of a thread that didn’t really need to happen.
Good luck with your treatment
Just wanted to make sure I was going about it right since my GB does not think it was induce by exercise (abdominal external wall is not in any way linked to internal organs, even pressure on it won’t affect digestion in anyway). So it shows that what you say is a clusterfuck of nonsense lol. Sorry it happens.