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What meds are usually given for ibs?
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None should !: Ibs is commonly a lower brain problem that causes diarrhea, ofren altenating witrh constipation. Lousy diet is the commonest cause especially the sugary stuff, pop, ice cream, candy etc etc.
Answered 2/22/2013
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