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The symptoms of IBS are usually worse after eating and tend to come and go in bouts.
Most people have a flare-up of symptoms that lasts two to four days. After this time, the symptoms usually improve but do not disappear completely.
The most common symptoms of IBS are:
Due to the embarrassment, pain and discomfort of IBS, many people with the condition also have feelings of depression and anxiety.
There are three main patterns of bowel symptoms in IBS. They are:
These patterns are changeable and it is common to go for long periods with few or no symptoms at all.
Other symptoms that we will call “Red flag symptoms” indicate you have another serious condition these require further tests with your GP.
These include:
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