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Does walking/exercise help ibs?
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It depends upon what triggers your IBS symptoms. Regular exercise may not help when certain foods are the triggers, but if stress & anxiety play a role in your flareups, regular exercise may help in the brain-gut interrelationship.
Answered 4/5/2023
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