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irritable bowel syndrome
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irritable bowel syndrome

Condition characterized by episodes of lower abdominal pain with constipation or diarrhoea. The symptoms are caused by spasming of the colon but there is no underlying disease. The condition is often associated with stress or anxiety. It responds to antispasmodic drugs and measures to reduce stress.



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A complete guide for the procedures involved with IBS, The Irritable Bowel Syndrome Solution informs readers of the causes of IBS in general and how to find the particular cause(s) of their own IBS symptoms; why most treatments don't directly address the causes of IBS; how to treat IBS once the cause is discovered; where to go for help; and how to live life with a healthier and less irritated digestive system.
Entin founded IBS in 1979, and the firm has grown to service more than 120 prominent real estate companies, including many institutional firms.
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