While on this website, we provide educational resources with a focus on IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), it is also important to introduce IBD (irritable bowel disease) to avoid potential misdiagnosis. This article describes the key differences between the two commonly...
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is characterised by a variety of symptoms from abdominal pain and bloating to anxiety. The symptoms differ depending on the type of IBS you have. Here we summarise the most common symptoms of IBS. The different types of IBS IBS patients...
Many of us always enjoy the wonderful flavors of Christmas. It wouldn't be Christmas without... ...mulled wine, clementines, gingerbread, salmon, champagne, etc. The list can go on and on. These foods and drinks are often not consumed in moderation but instead all at...
About 4-10% of people worldwide suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). It has been reported as the second leading cause of absence from work and/or school. And as if living with IBS is already not enough, there is now an even bigger question that IBS patients...
Did you know that April was in 1997 designated IBS Awareness month by the International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD)? The purpose is to not only raise awareness about the disorder but to also show people suffering from IBS that they are not alone....
IBS symptoms and their severity vary greatly among different individuals. It is therefore important to know that there are different types of IBS in which patients are grouped according to their symptoms. How to know which type of IBS do you have? Bristol Stool Form...
"I have a bit of a problem when it comes to which foods I can choose from as I have both diverticulosis and IBS. It's quite difficult for me." Our dietitian's answer: Having both diverticulosis and IBS complicates the situation. I would recommend: Eating more fiber It...
