intestinal bowel syndrome test

1. What is Intestinal
Bowel Syndrome
(IBS)?
IBS is a common disorder affecting the large intestine. It causes
cramping, abdominal pain, bloating, gas, diarrhea, and constipation.
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Intestinal Bowel Syndrome Test

2. Symptoms of IBS
1 Pain and discomfort
Abdominal pain, cramping, and
bloating are common symptoms.
2 Altered bowel habits
Fluctuation between diarrhea and
constipation.
3 Gas and bloating
Excessive gas and bloating are often experienced.
Intestinal Bowel Syndrome Test

3. Causes of IBS
Dietary factors
Certain foods and drinks may
trigger IBS symptoms.
Stress and anxiety
Emotional stress and anxiety
can be contributing factors.
Gut-brain connection
Problems with how the brain
and gut interact.
Intestinal Bowel Syndrome Test

4. Diagnosis of Intestinal Bowel
Syndrome Test
1 Physical examination
Doctor checks for physical symptoms and medical history.
2 Stool sample analysis
To rule out infections and parasites.
3 Colonoscopy
Visual examination of the bowel's interior.

5. Types of Intestinal Bowel Syndrome Test
Stool Test
Analyzing the stool for signs of
intestinal inflammation or
infection.
Blood Test
To check for signs of infection
or other conditions.
Colonoscopy
Visual examination of the large
intestine and the distal part of
the small bowel.

6. Preparation for Intestinal Bowel
Syndrome test
Diet adjustments
Doctors may recommend
dietary changes before the
test.
Medication
adjustments
Adjusting medications as
prescribed by the doctor.
Bowel preparation
Instructions for cleansing the
bowel before the test.

7. Risks and benefits of Intestinal Bowel
Syndrome test
Risks
Perforation, bleeding, or infection are rare but
possible.
Benefits
Early detection of conditions and timely
treatment.

8. Treatment options for IBS
Dietary changes
Avoiding trigger foods and
incorporating fiber-rich foods.
Medications
Antispasmodics, laxatives,
and antidepressants may be
prescribed.
Therapies
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
or gut-directed hypnotherapy.

9. Contact US
Al Borg Diagnostics
Telephone : 800-PHD-LAB (743-522)
Telephone : 800252674 - Al Borg Labs