Irritable bowel syndrome: gaining control of your symptions

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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder which is also called "spastic colon." Symptoms, which are partly caused by spasms in the walls of the intestines, vary between cramping and diarrhea, constipation, bloating and gas. There is no known cure for IBS. Treatment involves dietary changes to eliminate fatty foods and gas-producing foods, stress management, antidiarrheal and antispasmodic medications, antidepressants and other therapies.

Abnormalities, Colon (Anatomy), Colon

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Knee replacement: surgery can relieve pain and restore mobility

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The knee is one of the most sophisticated joints of the body and can be subject to debilitating wear, pain and disease over time. These problems no longer have to be crippling because of knee replacement surgery, which helps over 137,000 Americans every year.

Health aspects, Surgery, Knee, Artificial knee, Knee prostheses

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Irritable bowel syndrome: simple measures often relieve symptoms

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The treatments for IBS include consuming more fiber, eating fewer dairy products and avoiding irritating substances and dietetic sweeteners. The symptoms of IBS include pain in the abdomen, gas, diarrhea and constipation.

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