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Is it a struggle for you to get the answers you need to combat your IBS?
Did your IBS just appear out of no where and you don't know where it came from or how you got it?
Are you noticing that your diet may also be the problem but you don't know what to eat to make your ibs better?
Are you suddenly experiencing trouble sleeping?
Are you worried about your pregnancy and how it will affect your IBS symptoms?

Are you ready to stop surviving with IBS and to start thriving on a daily basis?

We know you have lot of questions about IBS and that's why we are here. The goal of this book is to increase your basic knowledge about Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and potential treatments of this common problem. In this book, we have tried to elaborate on several aspects of this disorder and to answer frequently asked questions. The format of the book is "question and answer" or "Q and A".

You can ask me your most frustrating IBS question and get a free chapter from the 4th edition of "I Have IBS, Now What?!!!" by registering to our website .

I am experiencing a dramatic increase in dental caries (cavities). I am a 70-year-old female and have had IBS for 10 years. My dentist asked if I was taking any medications that would dry my mouth excessively, because dry mouth causes a predisposition to cavities. I take Imodium frequently, not every day, but sometimes as many as 2 to 3 a day when needed. It also seems that in general IBS attacks cause my mouth to be very dry. In addition, I take medications for depression and allergies, which also cause dryness. Could you comment on this and if there are ways to slow down the increase in dental cavities?
Dr. Farhadi: Dry mouth is a common side effect of spasmolytic medicine being used for IBS but is not really common with Imodium. Dry mouth is also a ..... read more.
I’m a 39-year-old female with IBS. I’ve been working with a dietitian who specializes in GI issues to help me make positive changes to my diet. In addition to eating healthy, I might be interested in incorporating herbs into my care. How would you suggest I do this?
Angela Johnson: First of all, it’s great that you’ve made a commitment to eat a more healthy diet. And, it’s good that you found someone who specializes in ..... read more.

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I’m a 39-year-old female with IBS. I’ve been working with a dietitian who specializes in GI issues to help me make positive changes to my diet. In addition to eating healthy, I might be interested in incorporating herbs into my care. How would you suggest I do this?