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All Guts-No Glory IBS and GERD © IUPUI Health Services 2011

IBS Irritable bowel syndrome

Functional disorder Which means it all works fine But causes pain, cramping, gas, bloating……

dyspepsia A smokestack in your gut? Feel like a fire down below?

Tests? Eat that food again! How many beers? Spicy, fatty, or chocolate?

Testing not usually required Sometimes done to rule out other problems like ulcers, reflux, or hiatal hernia (protrusion of part or all of the stomach above the diaphragm).

Endoscopy- a long snakelike tube with camera on the end. Can go in the mouth and check stomach or the other end…...

Endoscopy

Upper GI Swallow barium (chalk-like radiopaque substance) Use x-ray to watch how it goes through the stomach and intestines

worsened by Stress Tests Family/friends problems Personal problems Interviews Presentations Drinking/partying

Relieved by Anti-gas medications maalox plus gas x Anti-spasmotics bentyl (hycosamine) Acceptance Stress management

Danger signs Weight loss Bloody stools Vomiting that won’t stop

It won’t kill you It just feels like it!

GERD Gastro esophageal reflux disease What goes down may try coming back up

symptoms Sour taste in mouth heartburn coughing diarrhea

GERD Can be controlled somewhat by medication PPI-Decreases amount of acid produced by the body. Antacid-reduces acidity of stomach contents

Helpful habits Raise head of bed Avoid triggers spicy foods alcohol chocolate dairy products caffeine Don’t sleep on full stomach Avoid overeating

Sometimes can turn into serious problem Esophagitis

It won’t kill you It just feels like it!