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Been on bentyl (dicyclomine) for 6 months now with basically no relief from ibm symptoms. what are some other options, i am currently looking for a new gi doctor.
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Medicinal cannabis: Twenties female with IBS symptoms resistant to standard medications might look at alternative of medicinal cannabis, which can ameliorate the symptoms. IBS is highly associated with Joint Hypermobility Syndrome, and the Brighton Criteria might be referenced.
Answered 9/27/2014
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