Introduction
Kijimea® Irritable Bowel is an over-the-counter product that can be used to treat irritable bowel syndrome with the typical symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, flatulence and bloating. The capsules are to be taken daily with a little water, unchewed. They contain special bacterial cultures (so-called probiotics) which lead to an alleviation of the symptoms.
Since the product contains no additives and causes no side effects, it is safe to try out whether it relieves the symptoms. Irritable bowel syndrome is a very common diagnosis and is therefore very often responsible for the symptoms mentioned above. However, it should not be forgotten that irritable bowel syndrome is an exclusionary diagnosis and therefore somatic causes must first be excluded. Both the blood count and the imaging must therefore be without pathological findings.
When does Kijimea® irritable bowel help?
The indication for Kijimea® Irritable Bowel is irritable bowel syndrome, which can manifest itself through the typical symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, flatulence or bloating. The symptoms may recur repeatedly over a longer period of time, the symptoms may alternate or occur in combination. However, in addition to irritable bowel syndrome, there are a number of other possible causes for the symptoms mentioned.
Irritable bowel syndrome can only be diagnosed if other diseases that could be responsible for the symptoms are excluded. Since Kijimea® Irritable Bowel is only indicated for the treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome, it should therefore be used even if the symptoms have no other cause worthy of treatment. Furthermore, the indication of Kijimea® Irritable Bowel is based on the tolerability.
Those who feel a positive effect on their complaints by taking the product can continue to take it. If you do not feel an improvement or even a worsening of the symptoms, you should not continue to take Kijimea® Irritable Bowel. Furthermore, the indication of Kijimea® Irritable Bowel depends on the tolerability.
Those who feel a positive effect on their symptoms by taking the product can continue to take it. If you do not feel an improvement or even a worsening of the symptoms, you should not continue to take Kijimea® Irritable Bowel. In case of diarrhea, Kijimea® Irritable Bowel should not be taken immediately.
The possible causes of diarrhea are many and varied, and often it is cured within a few days without the need to take medication or other medical measures. Only a sufficient supply of liquid and mineral nutrients is important. For example, it is a good idea to dissolve a knife tip of salt in a large pot of tea and drink it.
If the diarrhea does not go back and persists for weeks, a doctor should be consulted. If the examination and further clarification do not reveal a treatable disease as the cause or the diagnosis is irritable bowel, the use of Kijimea® Irritable Bowel or similar products can be attempted. However, if there is no improvement or even a worsening of the diarrhea, the product should not be taken any further.
Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, some of which has a very severe course and can affect the entire gastrointestinal tract. It is very important to treat the disease in a targeted manner with the available drugs. In many cases, the symptoms of the disease can thus be contained and an acute flare can be treated.
A treatment with a preparation like Kijimea® Irritable Bowel alone is therefore not recommended. However, if necessary, it can be taken in addition to the medication. It is best to ask your doctor for advice on this.
If you are suffering from constipation, you can try Kijimea® Irritable Bowel without hesitation. However, other measures are much more promising in effectively treating constipation. For one thing, you should make sure that you drink enough (at least 1.5 liters a day).
In addition, the diet should be balanced and contain a lot of fiber. These are mainly contained in fruit, vegetables and wholemeal products. Fiber makes the stool softer and facilitates bowel movement.If these measures are not sufficient, an additional attempt can be made to use natural stool softeners such as flea seed husks.
Whether taking Kijimea® Irritable Bowel can lead to an improvement of the symptoms can then also be tried out. Taking laxatives for constipation should only be considered if the above-mentioned measures do not lead to any improvement and should also be taken in consultation with the family doctor. Like Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that can only be treated effectively with effective medication.
Kijimea® irritable bowel does not contain any active ingredient and is therefore unsuitable for the treatment of ulcerative colitis. However, if necessary, the product can be taken in addition if the patient wishes so. In such a case, the doctor treating the patient is best placed to judge whether it is possible and sensible to take Kijimea® Irritable Bowel.
In the case of flatulence, Kijimea® Irritable Bowel can be tried to provide relief. One possible cause of flatulence can be a bacterial colonization in the intestine, which leads to an increased release of gases. Kijimea® irritable bowel can help to improve the intestinal flora. Another and often successful approach to the treatment of flatulence is to change your diet. Highly flatulent foods such as beans or cabbage, but also carbonated drinks and alcohol should be avoided.
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