May be IBS plus LPR?: The GI tract has a very limited # of symptoms to signal its distress--nausea/vomiting, diarrhea/constipation, bloating, pain, fullness, bleeding, etc. As you know, many of these characterize IBS, but are also seen with inflammatory, infectious, ischemic, malabsorptive, and functional disorders. Directed studies are appropriate. The upper GI history suggests LPR (larygo-pharyngeal reflux).
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IBS: Inconsistent stools is certainly common in IBS. They can have different frequencies (rare or oftent) or forms (loose, hard, thin, liquidy, etc). In fact alernating diarrhea and constipation is a well documented form of IBS.
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