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Irritable bowel syndrome is a diagnosis made from symptoms, and it covers many different causes. These pages look at the mechanisms behind pain, bloating and changes in bowel habit, and at why the same label can mean very different things from one person to the next.
43 articles, 22 case studies
Marios, 28, had bloating and constipation that came back after two rounds of antibiotics and two clean scopes. A molecular stool panel and immune markers finally…
Psyllium for IBS explained through the trials: how much it helps compared with placebo and bran, how its gel works in IBS-C and IBS-D, why it…
Proteus mirabilis keeps a reservoir in the gut, so urinary infections often return. See the evidence on natural agents, probiotics and the order used in practice.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa can settle in the small intestine of people with IBS, make histamine and change how gluten is broken down. See what a high result…
Why bloating and gas after eating can start within minutes: the gastrocolic reflex, gas pooling at the colon's bends, stress and vagal tone, and bacteria that…
The migrating motor complex sweeps bacteria out of the small intestine between meals. See its four phases, how a weak MMC leads to SIBO and what…
Gut dysbiosis treatment works best as a fixed sequence. See how testing confirms the problem, why behavior and diet come first, and why the same result…
There is no universal timeline to heal gut dysbiosis. See what sets the pace, which symptoms to watch, where probiotics and low FODMAP fit, and the…
Mast cells sit next to the gut barrier and can make it leakier and more sensitive in IBS. See the evidence, the common triggers and what…
How the cephalic phase of digestion prepares the stomach before the first bite, what the studies on sham feeding show, why distracted eating may weaken it,…
