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A member asked:
Which one is best if i have sudden ibs attack: to stay home for a long time or to keep me busy at working, walking outside ?
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Rest: I would rest and do what is best to calm your nerves to get back to your baseline mentation. Wish you the best in your healing process.
Answered 8/24/2014
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