The cause of Ibs is not well understood.
No one cause of Ibs has been found.
This leads to SIBO, which leads to Ibs.
What's the Difference in IBD and Ibs?
Quite possibly, yes, if you suffer from Ibs.
People with Ibs often also have anxiety and depression.
The cause of Ibs is not full understood yet.
A single cause for Ibs has not been identified.
The true cause of Ibs is not totally understood.
A doctor may diagnose Ibs from the typical symptoms.
A tricyclic antidepressant is sometimes used to treat Ibs.
No specific imaging or laboratory test can diagnose Ibs.
It's not thought that Ibs has a single cause.
Note: passing blood is not a symptom of Ibs.
Thin, narrow poo could be a sign of Ibs.
There is no cure for Ibs, only a treatment.
A doctor will usually diagnose Ibs from the typical symptoms.
Psychological factors may be important in the etiology of Ibs.
Even colon cancer shares symptoms with Ibs like abdominal pain.
A doctor can typically diagnose Ibs from the distinctive symptoms.
A doctor can usually diagnose Ibs from the typical symptoms.
Next week: How do you know if you really have Ibs?
There are several diverse treatments that may be tried for Ibs.
I had a colonoscopy today and they told me I have Ibs.
Ibs is not a disease but rather a group of symptoms that occur together.
Ibs is not a disease; it is a group of symptoms that occur together.
Ibs is not a disease; rather it is a group of symptoms that occur together.