Long-term constipation can signal serious health issues. Learn about associated diseases and effective prevention strategies to maintain optimal bowel health.
The chronic nature of IBS and the challenge of controlling its symptoms can be frustrating for both patients and healthcare providers. However, some treatments and therapies can help.
During Cancer Awareness Month 2024, by raising awareness about the risk factors and symptoms of bowel cancer, we can encourage early detection and improve outcomes for those affected by this disease.
For a proper treatment, knowing the difference between Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory Bowel Disease is very important. The causes, symptoms and treatments also differ.
Gut conditions may precede the development of Parkinson's disease too.
If you are looking to find foods that won’t aggravate your IBS symptoms, these five products should definitely be avoided.
The latest survey has revealed some interesting insights into how constipation and IBS are more common among women.
Chronic constipation can cause discomfort and even lead to bowel blockages, which can be dangerous. To avoid this, it is important to find ways to alleviate constipation.
IBS is a long-term disease that you can manage by having a proper diet and following a healthy lifestyle. Eating healthy, regular exercise, and planning a daily routine are highly focusing areas for an IBS patient. There are several myths and misinformation about IBS all over the internet so first, we need to break them.
"The good news is life expectancy has increased in people with IBD, but there is still a gap between people with and without the disease," said study author Eric Benchimol from The Hospital for Sick Children in Canada.
Malassezia restricta yeasts found in oily skin and scalp follicles are linked to several skin conditions. These microscopic fungi also often end up in the gut.
This mixture killed more than 95 percent of colorectal cancer cells in a dish.
London, Dec 14: After months of putting his health at risk while playing with a chronic bowel disease, Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher has been forced take an extended break from football to rest and
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