IBS and SIBO are common gastrointestinal conditions that often share symptoms, overlap, and can coexist. In fact, up to 80% of patients with IBS may also have SIBO. Recognizing this synergy between the two conditions is essential for effective treatment planning.
Post-infectious IBS is IBS caused by food poisoning. 1 in 9 patients who experience food poisoning will develop IBS as a result. Traditionally, IBS was an exclusionary diagnosis, meaning other diseases had to be ruled out in order to diagnose IBS; however, an antibody blood test is an alternative to diagnose IBS more accurately.
Join us on December 13th as Dr. Mark Pimentel educates us about IBS and SIBO and the science behind diagnosing these common and manageable conditions.
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