Marshmallow root?

It doesn't ease menopausal symptoms per se like hot flashes and such in my understanding, that's not what I was saying.  I have just read about women who start to have stomach issues as estrogen fluctuates/ceases. That is what I'm talking about.  It is not necessarily specific to menopause any more than ginger root is when helping with stomach issues.  .

Can't take licorice root if you have high blood pressure, which I do. 

I do use ginger capsules all the time and love it, I find it helps during anxious moments, travel and at times, medication (but it wasn't helping in the early days of anastrozole) or just when I feel a little off.  I

Maybe I'm not being clear enough, I do mean general digestive problems, but what I've encountered on a more regular basis is diarrhea, and this only really started to happen after the Lupron shots started (I had been taking metformin for a while by this point btw) . Hormones, or lack thereof, affect bowel function in some (many?) people. 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9796084

http://www.menopausecentre.com.au/information-centre/symptoms/digestive-problems/

etc.

I never had issues at all going into all this, I could eat just about anything from fatty foods to searing hot spicy stuff, raw foods etc, and it never bothered me whatsoever.  Back when I had my periods, I did notice a change in bowel function around that time, but nothing that required medication or affected my day to day. 

I take a daily probiotic and that has helped a bit.  This is not a constant thing for me, and I have no other concerning symptoms such as pain or bleeding and I can not tie it to a specific food (no food allergies that I'm aware of)  I could literally eat the same thing 7 days straight, and do nothing different, and on one of those days, I'll have problems (it's not always weekly either, I just mention as there's no rhyme or reason to it, including within the day-I can be constipated in the morning and have diarrhea in the afternoon). I do notice that if I get really anxious, like when I have to see my doctor, or I have to fly or something, I'm more likely to have problems, but I consider that pretty normal.

I'm hoping that some of the initial stuff with anastrozole will have settled down again (knock wood).  I'm kind of just looking for something to further help my belly stay regular. I feel I'm on enough medications as it is.