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does ibs go away on its own
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Levbid: It should if related to levbid.
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31 years experience Family Medicine
Finding balance: When your gut's grumpy, it's sending you a message that something's out of balance & needs help. Diet: any food triggers (caffeine, alcohol, fake suga ... Read More
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Dr. Kevin Passer answered
35 years experience Child Psychiatry
Try antispasmotics: I have had a lot of success treating patients who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome with the medication Bentyl or dicyclomine. I usually prescribe ... Read More
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Dr. Daniel Kessler answered
15 years experience Family Medicine
Depends on cause: There are many causes that may include: stress, hormones, infections, inflammation, structural to name a few. Best is to work together with a gastroen ... Read More
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Dr. JUDY WASHINGTON answered
38 years experience Family Medicine
Chronic condition : Ibs is a chronic condition. It can be manged with diet, exercise and medication.
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Dr. John Feola answered
31 years experience Internal Medicine
R/O IBS: IBS is a diagnosis of exclusion. SX can be managed You need a full exam and blood work. Especially screen for H pylori . Also stool screen x 3 for occ ... Read More
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Dr. Keshab Paudel answered
19 years experience Internal Medicine
Please see below: Bronchitis are usually viral, they usually get better in 1 week without antibiotics but if your symptoms are severe and got fever, you may need to tak ... Read More
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Dr. Randy Baker answered
40 years experience Holistic Medicine
Avoid specific foods: Being a vegetarian per se does not worsen ibs, but certain foods that you may be eating more often may aggravate it. No single diet works for everyone ... Read More
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Dr. Donald Colantino answered
61 years experience Internal Medicine
Sweet taste: Apart from diabetes, persistent sweet taste in the mouth can be caused by GERD despite the acidic contents of the reflux. Occasionally a sinus infecti ... Read More
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Dr. Hunter Handsfield answered
53 years experience Infectious Disease
SIBO?: This could indicate you have small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) instead of (or in addition to) irritable bowel syndrome. Discuss with your d ... Read More
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