Irritable bowel syndrome, functional disorder of the gastrointestinal tract

- very intense or cramped abdominal pain that occurs after the meal and relieves partially after the removal of a stool - feeling of bloating - changes in diarrhea transit or alternation between the two - - mucus in the stool. Other gastrointestinal symptoms that may occur are: - Inappetence (absence) - Excessive gas discharge - Abnormal seat appearance (hard or aqueous seat) - Difficulty in removing the seat - Abnormal seat frequency - . - Gastrointestinal infections - Inappropriate diet (high fat meals, abuse, alcohol, overeating) - Changes in lifestyle - Prolonged psychological - Antibiotic abuse. Irritable bowel syndrome is usually diagnosed by eliminating affections with similar symptoms and correlating clinical data with paraclinic data and then developing a therapeutic strategy to eliminate the discomfort caused by this condition. The therapeutic strategy initiated by the treating physician may include stress-control techniques, prescribing medications that help restore and reduce abdominal pain, alter dieting, and. To alleviate the symptoms caused by this condition it is advisable to eat small meals, because the high volume of food dilates the stomach and can cause gastrointestinal pain, and eating too quickly can increase the amount of swallowed air, which produces irritating intestinal gas.

The diet should include chicken, beef or fish, cooked or grilled, cooked vegetables to be kept in water before cooking to reduce flatulence associated with irritable colon, toasted bread, dairy products and carefully selected fruits . Besides food, it is also allowed to consume tea, especially peppermint, which helps calm the troubled digestive system. Conclusions can be kept under control by a few simple rules without imposing serious medical problems, but if they occur due to an unhealthy diet and uncontrolled daily stress, it is advisable for patients to go to the doctor for thorough investigation and specialist treatment. .