The most important general measure in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome and thus also to prevent the symptoms is to change the diet. A healthy, balanced diet with plenty of fiber and sufficient fluids is recommended. It is also important to eat regularly and calmly and to avoid highly flatulent, fatty, very hot, spicy … Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Prevention Thanks to a Healthy Diet
Unpleasant abdominal pressure to abdominal pain, bloating, flatulence, diarrhea – the irritable bowel syndrome (short: irritable bowel) has many faces. Although irritable bowel syndrome is harmless, it is often very unpleasant for those affected. The number of people affected is large, the symptoms varied – and so is the name: In addition to irritable bowel … Irritable Bowel
Symptoms in irritable bowel syndrome (also called IBS or irritable bowel syndrome for short) usually occur only during the day, constantly or recurrently, and over a long period of time (but at least twelve weeks). Common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome are diffuse or crampy abdominal pain and discomfort, which are often relieved by bowel … Irritable Bowel: Symptoms
Although irritable bowel or irritable bowel syndrome is harmless in itself, it is often very agonizing for those affected. Treatment for irritable bowel is therefore aimed at alleviating the symptoms; a cure through treatment is usually not to be expected. It makes sense to find the causes and avoid them as far as possible. In … Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Treatment and Therapy
It is still not clear how irritable bowel syndrome develops. Scientists suspect that impaired intestinal motility and hypersensitivity of the gastrointestinal tract interact in the disease irritable bowel syndrome. As a result of the sluggish musculature and its lack of coordination, both food mush and intestinal gases are delayed and then transported again at an … Irritable Bowel: Causes
