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Engy’s Personal Story

Engy’s Personal Story: IBS-C and GERD in Search of Lasting Relief I’m a 22 year old college student from MN. Born in Egypt, raised in the US. I got diagnosed with IBS – Constipation & GERD when I was 15. I got Post – Infectious IBS from when I traveled back to my home country […]

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Engy’s Personal Story

Engy’s Personal Story: IBS-C and GERD in Search of Lasting Relief I’m a 22 year old college student from MN. Born in Egypt, raised in the US. I got diagnosed with IBS – Constipation & GERD when I was 15. I got Post – Infectious IBS from when I traveled back to my home country […]

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Bellyaches in Children: Common questions about bellyaches

Here are answers to some common questions about bellyaches How can I tell if my child is faking a bellyache?Assume the bellyache is real. How is a functional gastrointestinal (GI) disorder different from a disease?In this context, pain associated with disease is caused by anatomic abnormalities, inflammation, and/or tissue destruction. Functional pains are caused by […]

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Personal Stories

Share your experience of living with urgency, soiling, or incontinence – it can be therapeutic for you as well as others who suffer. View more stories or share your own by going to this IFFGD web page» Searching For many persons, living with a bowel disorder involves a seemingly endless search for answers. Parts of […]

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Nuts, Seeds, and Diverticula

Can nuts and seeds also get stuck in the diverticula and cause inflammation and infection? Although this is theoretically possible, it has never been demonstrated. Total avoidance of nuts and seeds may cause people to miss out on fiber, vitamins, and minerals in these foods. In fact, long-term decreased fiber may be associated with more […]

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8-step Approach to Chronic Pain Management

If you have chronic pain it is important to develop a pain management plan that works for you. Some recommended elements include: 1. Understand your pain problem. Try to separate hurt from harm. The pain you experience is real, but the cause may be a heightened sensitivity of the nervous system and not increasing damage […]

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Foods Likely to Cause Gas

Everyone has gas in the digestive tract, but people often believe normal passage of gas to be excessive. Most foods that contain carbohydrates such as fiber, starches and sugars have essential nutrients that your body turns into glucose to give you the energy to function.  By contrast, these same food nutrients may be causing your […]

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Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis

Note: Many disorders can affect the digestive tract. Some can have symptoms that may be similar to or overlap with gastrointestinal (GI) functional or motility disorders. These will have uniquely identifying features which differentiate them from functional GI or motility disorders. What is Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis? Diverticulum: (singular) is an outpouching of the wall of […]

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Diet Strategies for Managing Chronic Diarrhea

Chronic or recurring diarrhea (loose, watery, or frequent stools) can occur in many different digestive disorders.  If you have more than mild, short-term diarrhea, you should consult a physician to obtain a diagnosis and receive specific treatment.  In some people, chronic diarrhea may be controlled to some extent through changes in diet and lifestyle. The […]

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Dyspepsia

¿Sólo hablas español? en españolTratamiento la Dispepsia Funcional: Cuáles son sus opciones? Dyspepsia is a common disorder that affects up to 30% of the general population. Symptoms of Dyspepsia Symptoms of dyspepsia include: upper abdominal pain or discomfort  frequently include symptoms of burning, pressure, or fullness often, but not necessarily, related to meals. early feeling […]

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Maureen’s Personal Story

Maureen’s Personal Story: “I’ve been struggling with IBS since my early 20’s and I am now 52” I must agree with many of the people who have posted on this site that IBS can be very isolating and debilitating. I’ve been struggling with IBS since my early 20’s and I am now 52. I’ve been […]

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