Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Diarrhea, And The Migraine Syndrome



This person may have intermittent loose stools and even occasional constipation. The stomach may hurt and the discomfort or pain usually is at least temporarily better after a bowel movement. IBS, or irritable bowel syndrome, does not cause fever, anemia, blood loss, or weight loss. If any of these are noted, then something else is going on—maybe even in addition to IBS. All too often, these patients are operated on for sick gall bladder. There are no stones, but the gall bladder is sluggish and has sludge in it. When someone has migraines, one of the reasons for nausea is a sluggish digestive tract. Who does not have a sluggish gall bladder with a migraine is a better question than do...
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