IBS is a recurrent/chronic condition and there is currently no effective, medical cure. Attempts are therefore made by various means to relieve specific symptoms such as bloating, gas, diarrhea, and or constipation. Patients may often also try to adjust their diet to see if certain foods worsen the symptoms. Here you can find some tips on how to alleviate your symptoms.
Everyone can temporarily suffer from constipation depending on, for example, their diet. The problem arises when constipation becomes chronic. IBS with constipation (or IBS-C) is a common IBS...
Diarrhea, loose stool, the runs, or holiday tummy. Whatever you call it, diarrhea is probably something we have all experienced at some point in life. Prolonged diarrhea can have a major impact on...
Your body is exposed to potentially harmful substances in the gastrointestinal tract every day. Under normal conditions, a healthy intestinal barrier prevents toxic elements from entering the...
"My son and I have both been diagnosed with IBS. I get constant diarrhea that disrupts my life. I often get bloated and feel frequent heartburn. It also sometimes leads to nausea, or even vomiting....
A morning cup of coffee is an inevitable part of the day in many households worldwide. This beverage proudly carries its label "the favorite drink of the civilized world" with many people consuming...
"I wonder what I should do about my IBS when traveling? No matter where I travel (Europe or outside of Europe), more often than not I vomit within 24 hours of the trip. I eat ProbiMage, drink only...
About 1.5–2 kg of bacteria resides in the human gastrointestinal tract. It is estimated that there are more intestinal bacteria than there are cells in the body. The dominant bacterial species in...
The major health concern related to gluten is gluten intolerance which can be caused by wheat allergy, non-celiac gluten sensitivity, or celiac disease. Many symptoms of gluten intolerance overlap...
