I don't see any connection here. IBS, once established, tends to be a permanent issue for most patients with various triggers, from diet to anxiety or simply rushing around often in the morning and, in my experience, women tend to have it more than men. Typically they'll have an urgent BM in the morning followed by 1 or 2 looser ones with less symptoms later& not awakened from sleep with diarrhea
Answered 3/28/2023
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IBS usually does not cause any symptoms related to the breasts. Irritable bowel syndrome is a long-term diagnosis, lasting at least three months in order to make the diagnosis. If you have chronic abdominal pain with altered bow habits, it truly may be IBS. You should see your doctor or a gastroenterologist if your bowel symptoms persist. See your doctor or a gynecologist for your breasts.
Answered 3/30/2023
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