Expert Video - Do I need medical attention, or can I manage IBS on my own?
Shanti Eswaran, MD, discusses whether you need regular medical attention or can manage the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome on your own once you have an IBS diagnosis. She talks about how IBS can affect quality of life, as well as how a specialist can help in understanding and managing the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome that affect daily activities.
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Animation - Managing and Treating IBS
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Do I need medical attention, or can I manage IBS on my own?
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How is IBS managed and treated?
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What role does diet play in managing IBS?
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What is a nutrition plan for IBS?
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How can I manage my bloating with IBS?
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What medicines are available to treat IBS?
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What non-drug treatments are available for IBS?
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Are there clinical trials for IBS? Can I participate in new research?
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How can I improve my quality of life with IBS?
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What should I do if my doctor tells me IBS is “all in my head”?
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Amy’s story: What successes and challenges have you had with managing and treating your IBS?
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Lisa's story: What successes and challenges have you had with managing and treating your IBS?
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Lisa's story: What has been the biggest challenge for you with your IBS?
