IBS [Irritable bowel syndrome]

IBS includes changes in recurrence or type of defecations and lower stomach pain. Diet, stress, poor rest and changes in gut microscopic organisms.

The signs and side effects of IBS shift. The most widely recognized include

• Abdominal pain, squeezing or bloating that is normally diminished or somewhat eased by defecation
• Excess gas
• Diarrhea — now and then substituting episodes of loose bowels and clogging
• Mucus in the stool

The vast majority with IBS experience times when the signs and indications are more severe and times when they improve or even vanish totally.

Increasingly genuine signs and side effects include

• Weight loss
• Diarrhea
• Iron insufficiency
• Unexplained spewing
• Difficulty gulping
• Persistent pain

Upper GI endoscopy & colonoscopy

An upper gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy is a system to take a gander at within your throat (neck), stomach and duodenum utilizing an adaptable telescope. A thin adaptable cylinder with a light on the end is delicately passed from your mouth into your stomach. Pictures from the cylinder are appeared on a TV screen and your neck, stomach and duodenum can be seen.

Upper endoscopy is done when a patient has upper GI grievances, for example, burning, dysphagia or unexplained weight reduction.

A colonoscopy is a system to take a gander at within your large intestine (colon) utilizing an adaptable telescope.

Side effects and signs of a colonoscopy: Colonoscopy is done when a patient complains of constipation,