Summer is on its way, especially here in Tampa Bay! If you're starting to get excited about your summer travels, you’re not alone! With vaccination rates rising, more and more people are eager to escape their homes and finally travel once again this summer. However, traveling with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can be a difficult endeavor. Here are some tricks to help you avoid your worst IBS triggers and get the most out of your vacation!
Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is an Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) that is characterized by chronic inflammation in the colon and rectum. UC’s sister IBD is Crohn’s, and the two diseases are quite similar. Unlike Crohn’s, however, patients with UC develop ulcers inside the colon - this can be quite uncomfortable and painful for patients, especially when trigger foods are not avoided.
Colorectal cancer does not always cause symptoms right away, and for this reason it often goes undetected for long periods of times. If it does show, these are some common colorectal cancer symptoms to look for:
Do you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome, also known as IBS? If so, you’ll know that this bowel condition can make living your life difficult, stressful, and nearly impossible during an “attack.” Understandably, many IBS patients wonder: how can I make life easier with IBS, how can I manage IBS naturally, and how do I get my IBS to calm down? In this blog, we’re going to give you some actionable tips that can help you live your life a bit more comfortably!
The holidays are right around the corner, which means loads of food, days of traveling, and a change in your daily routine. We understand that managing your IBS during this time of year can be tricky, so we’ve put together a guide with our favorite tips for keeping your IBS in check over the holiday season.
