Before every exam, I was always bothered by a strange feeling. It was like there were thousands of ants crawling in my stomach and it made me nervous. That's right, it's what it feels like I need to go to the toilet.
I'm a good student, but I don't know why, I want to go to the toilet before or during every exam. I've tried many ways to solve this problem, such as going to the toilet in advance, drinking less water, wearing **diapers, etc., but nothing has worked. Before every exam, I still can't resist running to the bathroom.
This feeling bothered me a lot and affected my test scores. Sometimes, I suddenly want to go to the toilet during an exam, but I don't dare to go there, so I can only endure it. However, if I endure it, it will affect my concentration and thinking ability, and make me make mistakes or forget the answers.
Once, I took a very important exam to see if I could get into my dream university. I woke up early and got everything ready, including stationery, admission ticket, ID card, etc. I also deliberately wore baggy pants just in case.
However, when I walked into the exam room, that familiar feeling came again. I felt a cramping in my stomach, as if there were countless ants crawling in my stomach. My heart was cold, and I secretly screamed that it was not good, this feeling was that my fragile stomach was starting to be naughty again!
I endured the pain and tried to focus. However, less than halfway through the exam, I couldn't take it anymore. I quietly looked around and saw that the invigilator hadn't noticed me. So, I took the opportunity to walk to the toilet.
Walking on the way to the toilet, I felt extremely tormented. Every step was difficult, as if walking on cotton. My heart was racing, and my mind was conjuring up all the possible consequences. However, I couldn't bear it anymore and could only move on.
Finally, I made it to the toilet. I solved the problem as quickly as I could, and then returned to the exam room. Although I was delayed a bit, I still managed to finish the exam as best I could. When it was over, I felt extremely tired, but at the same time I was glad that I was brave.
This experience made me realize that gastrointestinal problems are not only affecting my daily life, but can also have a significant impact on my future. I decided to solve this problem once and for all, so I started to focus on eating healthy, avoiding overly fatty foods, and maintaining a regular routine. I don't have to worry about the "special circumstances" of the exam.