MAIN Health Diseases Irritable Bowel Syndrome

IBS is one of the most common conditions diagnosed by doctors.

Women are more likely to suffer from this ailment with bloating, gas, diarrhea and constipation the major symptoms.

On the Web, find out more about causes & triggers of IBS, traditional and alternative treatments, and online support in related chats & forums ....

IBS Page - Irritable Bowel Syndrome - The mega-page of every known resource on the Net including sites by individuals, commercial sites, associations and organizations, alternative treatments, books, newsgroups and forums.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Easily digestible information on IBS - the causes, triggers, treatments and other information to diagnose and cope with this condition. What I need to Know about IBS is a patient guide that covers the same ground in a simple format.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Self Help and Support Group - This IBS group has grown around the need for support in the IBS community. The site includes a forum, chats and other on and off line activities plus tons of useful information and lots of links. Includes information on Crohn's disease.

The IBS Network - A UK charity set up to offer support to those with IBS and to increase public awareness. Be sure to check the Handy Harris Hints... some excellent tips for coping with IBS.

International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders - IFFGD's site on IBS is only one of the organizations focus sites. They do a superb job of providing information and links - many are to related conditions.

Acupuncture, Herbs and IBS - Offering a "Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective" on IBS with extensive information including a page on each symptom. Also sells "premade herbal formulas" which should not be used without consulting your doctor. Links to the IBS Ring - 20 sites focused on IBS and related concerns.

Gastritis News Headlines - Updated news stories from the international media courtesy news4sites.com.

Also see -> Crohn's Disease | Lactose Intolerance

This information is intended as reference and not as medical advice.
All treatment decisions should be made by medical professionals.