My IBS is killing me?

Digestive system problems like this can be very difficult to manage since the exact cause usually can't be identified. Pretty much, all treatments are an educated guess and adjustments are made by trial and error.

Most treatment regimes begin by collapsing the diet into a very small number of foods that can be tolerated without symptoms. If this step can be done successfully, there's a good chance the problem is isolated to certain foods that can be avoided. If even the simplest diet causes problems, more extreme treatments might be considered. Extreme treatments generally carry as much risk of making things worse as making things better.

One of the extreme treatments that shows potential (but is not well-documented) is a procedure called fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT). This is a fancy term for getting a sample of bacteria from a healthy person's poop and transferring it to your intestines. This can be done after taking a strong antibiotic to wipe out the existing bacteria in your digestive system or without the use of antibiotics. Its less risk to try it first without antibiotics. FMT is what i would consider in your situation, even though there's no way to predict the odds of success.

What's the IB ??

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