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Chronic vulvar pain related to irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia and interstitial cystitis
Women with vulvodynia at much higher risk for other chronic pain conditions, according to a new University of Michigan Health System study. Millions of women suffer from unexplained vulvar pain so severe it can make intercourse, exercise and even sitting unbearable. New research now shows that women with this painful vaginal condition known as vulvodynia are two to three times more likely to also have one or more other chronic pain conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia (musculoskeletal pain) and interstitial cystitis (bladder pain). These increasingly prevalent chronic pain conditions are known to be underdiagnosed — and the new data sheds more light on how they may also be related,…
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Endometriosis & Fibromyalgia An Interview
In my article What You Need To Know About Endometriosis, I give you a background on endometriosis. Click the link to learn more about what the condition is. This article is an interview with a Fibromyalgia Warrior, Jennifer. She answers questions so readers can see what it is like to live with Endometriosis and Fibromyalgia. She will also give you insight into her tips on how she manages her co-morbid conditions. Name and Age: Jennifer Coleman, 40 When were you diagnosed with Fibromyalgia? March 2018 When were you diagnosed with Endometriosis? I was diagnosed with endo in October 2008, but it was not a surprise. My periods began when I…
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During Your Period IBS Symptoms Getting More Worse
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Period IBS If during your time you’ve found your IBS symptoms worsen, because you’re not alone. So it is quite common for women with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) during their menstrual cycle to observe changes in their symptoms at different points. Therefore experts found that during their lifetime, half of women with IBS reported worse bowel symptoms. Similarly a 2014 article Trusted Source concluded that sex hormone fluctuations during the menstrual cycle that elicit different responses to those without IBS for women. Therefore the relation, however, has not been clearly defined by physicians. Because there is a need for further research. Understanding Hormones IBSs and Periods…
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What is Difference Between Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Carcinoid Syndrome?
By: Researcher Taymur Doctors are diagnosing metastatic carcinoid tumors (MCTs) increasingly better. Nevertheless, the varying symptoms of an MCT can sometimes lead to misdiagnosis and inappropriate care until it is discovered that a carcinoid tumor is behind these symptoms. Carcinoid tumors are often initially misdiagnosed as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or Crohn’s disease, or as a symptom of menopause in women, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders. Understanding the similarities between carcinoid syndrome symptoms and IBS will give you an idea of what disorder you may have and what you should ask your doctor to find out for sure. Understanding MCTs Major Symptoms Most carcinoid tumors do not…
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If You Are Facing These Symptoms Its Means You Have an Irritable Bowel?
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Irritable Bowel Syndrome Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a painful digestive condition that can affect the large intestine, also referred to as your colon. It can cause many uncomfortable and potentially embarrassing symptoms, ranging from bloating and gas to constipation and diarrhea. Discover how the most common signs of IBS can be identified. 1st is Abdomen Pain Abdominal pressure and pain are one of the most common symptoms of IBS. Upon eating a meal, you can feel stomach cramping. After you have a bowel movement, it may get better. Experts at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases suggest that this pain or…
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What are the 7 Tips for Avoiding IBS Flare-Ups?
By: Researcher Taymur No one wants irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but you may be able to avoid it if you take some preventive measures. Stress, depression, or the wrong things to eat and drink can cause digestive problems. When making some simple changes in how you react to pressure and pay attention to your diet, sleep, and lifestyle, you will find long-term solutions. Look at these seven tips to keep the flare-ups in check. 1st Tip is Managing Your Stress Stress-related symptoms in people with IBS, such as abdominal pain and bloating, occur more frequently and more severely. It is important to manage stress in your life to avoid flare-ups.…
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Due to Sickness. What is the Link Between IBS and Nausea?
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding IBS Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a non-inflammatory, chronic (or ongoing) condition. While it is often compared to inflammatory diseases of the intestine (IBD) such as the disease of Crohn, IBS is different. It affects only the colon. The tissues are also not damaged by IBS. Given these key differences, due to its symptoms, IBS can still be a concern. Nonetheless, according to the research, these signs were felt by as many as 1 in 5 people in the United States. Nausea is IBS-related. It can come and go with symptoms. They can have a huge impact on the quality of your life if they happen.…
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How Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Affects You During Pregnancy
By: Researcher Taymur Pregnancy involves many changes and a variety of symptoms at times. You may have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) if you are pregnant and have frequent diarrhea or unbearable constipation. IBS is a type of gastrointestinal disorder that does not function properly in your intestines. During pregnancy, symptoms of IBS may worsen due to hormonal changes. There is no evidence, however, that after birth, people with IBS have worse symptoms. IBS has a wide range of symptoms, and exposure to certain foods can affect it. If you are pregnant, due to the potential effects on your baby, you should be more cautious with IBS treatment. You should take…
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IBS Home Remedies to Customize the Prevention
By: Researcher Taymur Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms are unpleasant and may be embarrassing. It’s never fun to cramp, bloat, nausea, or diarrhea. Yet there are several changes in lifestyle and home remedies that you can try to help. Because everybody’s body is different, you should try to avoid pain until you find solutions that work. 1st is Work Out Therefore exercise is a tried and true way of relieving stress, depression, and anxiety for many people especially when done consistently. So through stimulating regular intestinal contractions, anything that relieves stress can help with intestinal discomfort. Because if you’re not used to exercise, you can start slowly and work your…
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Symptoms Most People Related with IBS and Back Pain
By: Researcher Taymur Often people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) experience symptoms that seem to be unrelated to IBS. One frequently mentioned and apparently unrelated symptom, particularly during the night, is lower back pain. This may be incidental pain, or it may be “referred pain.” Referred pain is felt somewhere other than where it comes from. This pain comes from the gut in the case of IBS. It is often caused by constipation, smoke, or bloating. Understanding IBS Pain Treatment There is no single, definitive IBS treatment or pain associated with IBS. For everyone, treatment is different, and you should work with your doctor or gastroenterologist to find the best…
