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Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Spastic ColonIn spastic colon, the bowel does not contract properly. It may contract forcefully after eating, causing severe cramps or spasm. Diarrhea may occur from the hypermotility (excessive work) that the bowel does. However, normal contractions of the bowel may actually become weaker, leading to constipation, with questioning how to cure?. The symptoms of IBS are painful spasms and bloating, usually in the lower abdomen, right side colon and diarrhea alternating with constipation. The abdominal pain frequently subsides after a bowel movement. The pain tends to increase when more frequent loose bowel movements occur. IBS is associated with the feeling of having an incomplete bowel movement, and the need to go again. Even when Spastic symptoms are chronic, they rarely disturb a person's sleep and feels fatigue. If symptoms do occur in the night, it may suggest a structural problem such as inflammation of the bowel. Symptoms of IBS may be confused with more serious disorders such as inflammation of the bowel (colitis) or cancer. However, in IBS no structural abnormality exists, although there are well-defined abnormalities in the movement of the colon. There often are no symptoms of fever, rectal bleeding or weight loss, which are common in inflammatory diseases of the bowel. When all diagnostic test results are normal but symptoms persist, the condition is defined as irritable bowel syndrome. IBS tends to begin in young adulthood. A young person with only spastic colon symptoms and no other symptoms of structural disease may not require diagnostic studies. Older adults who begin to suffer from IBS symptoms may recall similiar episodes in the past. However, onset of IBS symptoms as an adult should be medically evaluated to rule out potentially serious bowel disease. Because spastic colon can be a lifelong condition, the best approach to managing IBS is diet and natural treatment. A high fiber special diet for spastic colon affects the entire length of the colon. Fiber increases the bulk of stool and helps reabsorb excess fluid. Extra bulk moves the stool through the colon faster, which relieves constipation without producing diarrhea. Fiber is found in grains, cereals, fruits and vegetables. A gradual introduction of vegetables and grains into the diet and choosing a variety of high fiber foods may reduce symptoms of bloating which may occur with a high fiber diet. Since fiber absorbs considerable amounts of water, drink 8 glasses of water per day. Spicy foods may aggravate symptoms of IBS. For many people, the dietary change may completely eliminate symptoms. Herbs for Spastic Colon UC-C UC3J Slippery Elm Marshmallow Whole Leaf Aloe Vera STR-J Liquid Chlorophyll Una De Gato Alfalfa CLT-X Bifidophilus Lobelia Extract SKL Herbal Calcium Spastic Colon , IBS Is Often Caused By Undiagnosed Parasites Learning to work with stress is a task for everyone, but it is very important for people with intestinal problems. Stress management can also play a vital role in reducing the frequency and intensity of symptoms. Stress has been linked to causing acute attacks of IBS/Spastic Colon, and reducing stress can help relieve the attack. Because the attacks may not occur until several hours after the stress has passed, it is important to incorporate stress reduction as part of a healthy lifestyle. Labels: IBS, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Spastic Colon posted on 8:41 PM
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