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19 days ago

Think about how many people you know who suffer with gut problems. The bloating, the cramping, the urgent dashes to the loo, the miserable mornings spent doubled over in pain.

44 days ago

Anna complained to doctors more than 20 times over seven years about her heavy periods, only to be told her health problems were due to her age.

50 days ago

I'm 5ft 2 and had been around seven-and-a-half stone for years, but I have always been an emotional eater. I got into the habit of comforting myself with food.

68 days ago

As we learn more about the importance of gut microbes (the microbiome) to our health, at-home testing kits might seem useful tools. But a recent US study cast doubt on their accuracy.

84 days ago

'It wasn't a lot of blood, but enough that I knew something wasn't right,' she says. 'And because it only slowly got worse, I didn't fully appreciate how bad things had become.'

5 months ago

Millions of people with a debilitating digestive problem may have been misdiagnosed with IBS putting them at risk of vitamin deficiencies, kidney problems and even cancer , experts warn.
IBS affects one in five UK adults - around 12 million. It can cause stomach cramps, bloating, nausea, wind, faecal incontinence, fatigue, diarrhoea and constipation, which can last for months

7 months ago

A new study has revealed why women are more likely to get irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), paving the way for new treatments.
My health was in dire straits and, aged just 27, I was living a half-life. Profound migraines left me trapped in my bed for days. I had terrible irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

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