Sensitive tummy? Or something more?
A gastrointestinal specialist shares the need-to-know facts about irritable bowel syndrome.
A gastrointestinal specialist shares the need-to-know facts about irritable bowel syndrome.
People with inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes or blood clots may be more likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis.
Fecal transplants are used to treat infection with Clostridium difficile, an opportunistic bacteria that can cause death if it gains a foothold in the gut.
A belt may someday assess gut function in patients suffering from IBS symptoms.
For now, no cure exists for irritable bowel syndrome.
Along with diet changes and medications, probiotics can bring relief from inflammatory bowel disease.
Study finds evidence of shared DNA.
Research finds little evidence to support use of elimination diet.
New recommendations for irritable bowel syndrome may offer relief for sufferers (and those around them).