Overview of Behavioral Therapy
Overview Of Behavioral Therapy, Anthony Lembo Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an approach for managing gastrointestinal (GI) disorders, improving both symptoms and emotional well-being. In this presentation, Dr. Anthony Lembo explains how CBT helps regulate thoughts and behaviors to reduce physical reactions associated with GI conditions. Learn how CBT and hypnotherapy have been studied for […]
Supplements for IBS
Supplements for IBS: What is the evidence?, William Chey Many patients turn to supplements for managing Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (FGIDs), but what does the science say? In this presentation, Dr. William Chey explores the role of supplements and probiotics in digestive health. Learn which supplements may be beneficial for IBS, what research supports their use, […]
Evon’s Personal Story
Evon’s Personal Story: IBS-C The first thing that comes to mind occurred when I was nine and I was with my Mom. She asked me “When is the last time you had a bowel movement?” I thought she meant, when was the last time I threw up. After all, whenever the stomach flu came to […]
Anonymous Personal Story
Anonymous Personal Story: A Journey from Childhood Incontinence to Living with IBS I wish I had’ve found this website earlier. I’m 44 and was incontinent aged 4 – 16. I was raised by a single mother and had three normal adult siblings. The bowel problem is completely over and I’m fine apart from some […]
Anonymous Personal Story
Anonymous Personal Story: Managing IBS, Functional Dyspepsia, and GERD I have been reading these stories for years, thank you to all who shared. Time to give back. IBS-like symptoms around age 18: bloating, gassiness, diarrhea, constipation, smelly and excessive gas. At age 24, I started having severe stomach pains, elevated heart rate, and sinus […]
IBS-C, IBS-D and Everything in Between: GI Research on the Road
DDW 2019 GI Research on the Road with Dr. Brenner: IBS-C, IBS-D and Everything in Between Welcome to GI Research on the Road. In this episode, Dr. Darren Brenner discusses IBS-C, IBS-D, and everything in between. Visit aboutibs.org designed to provide you with the latest information on symptom management, diagnosis, and treatment options for IBS and everything in […]
Michaelynn’s Personal Story
Michaelynn’s Personal Story: Battling Persistent Diarrhea, Weight Loss, and a Gastroparesis Diagnosis My issues started in 2009 and it all started with persistant diarrhea, indigestion, heart palpitations and nausea. I was working a full time job and struggled to make it through each day with the diarrhea. They prescribed every drug for reflux but they […]
Aili’s Personal Story
Aili’s Personal Story: Seeking Advice for Potential IBS Hello! I’m somewhat new here, but here we go. Ever since I was 4 (I’m 16 now) I have been dealing with what I believe is IBS. Each morning, I awake feeling nauseous. This nausea usually lasts for several hours, sometimes the whole day. This is […]
Kolja’s Personal Story
Kolja’s Personal Story: Developing IBS-D After Food Poisoning My story: Yes. I have either functional diarrhoea or indeed IBS-D. Several gastroenterologists that I had wound up going to seem to be ‘fence-sitting‘ on this one. Something; IBS, others unexplained diarrhoea, and one gastroenterologist thought Munchausen Syndrome, as to play ‘hookie’ (skipping school). Point is, […]
Alex’s Personal Story
Alex’s Personal Story: Chronic IBS and Functional GI Disorders Hi, I’m Alex, Male 25 yrs. I would like my story about my sufferings from GI disorders. I still remember the day when it all started, all of a sudden. It was a fine day in the year 2008 & I was in my high […]
Sophie’s Personal Story
Sophie’s Personal Story: Irritable Bowel Syndrome Hey everyone, I’m Sophie. I’m 15 and have been struggling with Irritable Bowel Syndrome for about 2 years. I still remember how it all began. I was sitting with my mom eating lunch at a deli, when I suddenly became intensely nauseous. My mom said I turning white like […]
Anonymous Personal Story
Anonymous Personal Story: Living with IBS and Diverticulosis Amid Medical Frustration Having IBS & Diverticulosis is horrible! Doctor #6 recently stated Clinical Psychologist might be able to help. I wanted to scream out It is NOT in my head, woman. Lost my faith in her & all the other doctors I have seen the last […]
