Author: Ivan Red Jr.
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Last Updated:
August 08, 2022
Irritable bowel syndrome or the so-called colon irritability is a disorder of intestinal motility.
We all know the folk wisdom "Don't ask an old man, but a patil". The fact is that sometimes, in order to deal with a problem and find an easier solution, it is good to turn to someone who has already gone through this path of anxiety and constant questions.
It is for this reason that Rachel Bird of California decided to share her life experience and her way of dealing with her 2009 diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome .
In the beginning after the diagnosis, Bird tried to control the symptoms by consuming fiber supplements , but they caused bloating and upset stomach.
She began to practice yoga and carefully selectedthe food he consumes. This helps control the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.
A nutritionist draws up a special nutrition program for Bird, which completely excludes the consumption of processed foods and caffeinated beverages . The diet is based on more whole grain foods .
Practicing yoga helps to reduce the level of stress in the body caused by a number of factors in everyday life. This is extremely important due to the fact that some of the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome are provoked by the frequent occurrence of stress.
It's important for anyone diagnosed with this problem to find the right treatment for it, Byrd said. In some people, takingMedications such as rifaximin may have a beneficial effect and reduce symptoms, but in others may have a negative effect.
Irritable bowel syndrome or the so-called Irritable bowel syndrome is a disorder of intestinal motility that manifests itself with recurrent gastrointestinal disorders without organic causes.
The disease is widespread worldwide. Women suffer more often. The first symptoms usually appear between the ages of 30 and 50.