Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Is curable.

Hi, Irritable bowels syndrome occurs due to many causes...it is curable....but it isin the patients hands...because we can give medicines to reduce your symptoms and cure is possible...if only the patient cooperates in the general management...like taking food at right time...take 6 meals a day...do not take heavy rich spicy foods...healthy fibre rich foods should be taken....also intake of antibiotics should be avoided....strictly avoid coffee and tea for ur diaease....should not smoke,avoid alcohol intake...in the long run IBS can be managed and cured only by following these instructions and lifestyle changes properly...

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Irritable bowel syndrome is a condition were a person tends to have frequent bowel habits with pain, mucous and sometimes blood in the motion. Technically, cause of this is not knows but we may accredited it to stress, overuse of laxative or causative. As this comes in either an infective nor an allergics disease, therefore their are limited of it's cure in modern medicine.

Here homoeopathy has got upper hand by not only relieving the patient symptomatically to a great extent but it also has shown to relieve the patient from the frequent relapsing episodes of loose motion.

Identity the factors and avoid it. Be regular in your eating ,sleeping habits and your bowel habits. Avoid stress, and start homoeopathic treatment.

IBS...is definitely curable.....as you mentioned whenever there is some stress or dietary change the symptoms may resurface....but when you take the right Homoeopathic treatment....after detailed consultation with your doctor.... I am very sure you will never again suffer from the related symptoms.... So meet some good Homoeopath in your vicinity & start the treatment....

Certain Pranayam, Yoga Mudras, Meditation & Rexalation exercises will also help....

Irritable bowel syndrome (spastic colon/spastic colitis) is a  functional disorder of intestines which often reflect in digestion, absorption and motility of food particles in the intestines. cause : 1)  a dysregulation of the mucosal immune responses to intestinal microflora and/or dietary antigens. 2)The colon has many nerves that connect it to the brain. These nerves control the normal contractions of the colon and cause abdominal discomfort at stressful times. In people with IBS, the colon can be overly responsive to even slight conflict or stress.

The total length of homeopathy treatment varies form case to case, depending of the following factors: Duration of ur  Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Extent  of ur   Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Previous or current medication such as cortisone or other immunosuppressive medicines. General health and associated diseases The total length of medication may be anything between six months to two years or longer, depending on ur various parameters so for homeopathy cure result need pateince & routine follow up to homeopath not even in IBS  but all disorder

Do’s Get accustomed to emotions Take timely balanced diet (if need be, consult nutrition expert) Drink plenty of water Take smaller meals at frequent intervals Take high fibre diet with less fat Do regular exercise Avoid Stress, tension, depression, disappointment, envy Smoking, drinking alcohol and tobacco chewing Food containing heavy spices, chillies, pepper and sausages Heavy protein diet like meat, beans, etc. Heavy fatty meal or snacks (fried items, cheese, ice cream, chocolates, etc.) Milk products and sweets with high sugar Over processed or cooked foods Aerated drinks, coffee and tea Drugs like NSAIDs / pain killers Chemical laxatives or purgatives to clean stomach Self care measure of IBS Diet and Nutrition Malnutrition may occur in ulcerative colitis, although it tends to be less severe than with Crohns disease. Patients with ulcerative colitis may experience reduced appetite and weight loss. Patients should strive to eat a well-balanced healthy diet and focus on getting enough calories, protein, and essential nutrients from a variety of food groups. These include protein sources such as meat, chicken, fish or soy; dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and cheese (if the patient is not lactose-intolerant); and fruits and vegetables. Depending on your nutritional status,  take a multivitamin or iron supplement. Other types of dietary supplements, such as probiotics (healthy bacteria like lactobacilli), Certain types of foods may worsen diarrhea and gas symptoms, especially during times of active disease. ·         Eat small amounts of food throughout the day. ·         Stay hydrated by drinking lots of water (frequent consumption of small amounts throughout the day). ·         Eat soft, bland foods and avoid spicy foods. ·         Avoid high-fiber foods (bran, beans, nuts, seeds, and popcorn). ·         Avoid fatty greasy or fried foods and sauces (butter, margarine, and heavy cream). ·         Limit milk products if you are lactose intolerant (or consider taking a lactase supplement to improve tolerance). Otherwise, dairy products are a good source of protein and calcium. ·         Avoid or limit alcohol and caffeine consumption.