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I am a 64 year old woman, and my doctor has diagnosed me as having irritable bowel syndrome. what can i do?
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R/O other diseases: Make sure you don't have celiac disease or colon cancer, then start trying stopping various foods to see if by trial and error you can find a diet that decreases the symptoms.
Answered 2/11/2016
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