Intestinal bloating is very common in people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), affecting approximately 75-90 percent of sufferers.
Intestinal bloating is very common in people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), affecting approximately 75-90 percent of sufferers.
It can be tough to know how best to proceed during an IBS flare-up, but these methods can help calm your stomach, and make the pain much more manageable.
There aren't many controlled studies on exercise for IBS, but there’s a good deal of evidence to suggest that activity can change things for the better.
Could CBT really help IBS? Don’t let the acronyms overwhelm you. The answer is yes, cognitive behavioral therapy for IBS has proven benefits!
How to eat safe foods for IBS that will likely improve symptoms as well as understanding FODMAPs and what not to eat.
IBS can cause a variety of digestive problems, sometimes severe enough to interfere with day-to-day life. Here are some foods to avoid for IBS.
Follow these tips for stress relief to prevent and manage anxiety and stress while taking steps to prevent and manage your IBS symptoms.
Although several drugs are currently available for this condition, you should know there are other treatment options for IBS.
Herbs for IBS are a useful part of a treatment plan to help relieve symptoms.