In young age after finishing education, job or business stat and you suffer or pass with lots of mental stretch and physical afford for challenging job they are moving here and there and eat contamination food and water. After some time, their liver and colon functions poorly and may suffer from diarrhea. Some time mucus passes from stool. Day by day, infection goes deeply and become irritable bowel syndrome or ulcer form and make ulcerative colitis Person may feel slight stressed some time mucus or blood passes from stool, patient feel general weakness.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common gastrointestinal disorders seen these days and is sometimes referred to as spastic colon, mucous colitis, spastic colitis, and nervous stomach or irritable colon.

Cause of IBS: There may be many causes of IBS. Anything that affects the production of friendly bacteria in the gut can lead to this syndrome. Some factors that may predispose to IBS are:

A genetic tendency, Excessive stress, Food allergies – like wheat, barley, sugar, yeast, milk, beef, pork, corn, orange juice and many more, A low fiber diet, Infestation with intestinal parasites, Abuse of laxatives, antibiotics and steroids.

Common symptoms: Altered either diarrhea mostly constipation, Rumbling of abdomen with pain which often urges for passing stool. Pain and urge starts especially after eating more in the morning. Pain will be more especially in the lower abdomen like cramps.

Relief from pain/rumbling abdomen gas temporarily on passing stool. Frequent urge with unsatisfied incomplete evacuations, Bloating of abdomen with gas and burning eructation’s ,Passing ribbon like stools with slimy mucous ,Indigestion and diarrhea immediately after eating,

Being restless; giddiness, tremors and palpitations can occur. Fear of food with dyspepsia, nausea, vomiting, fatigue and weight loss occurs in due course, Abdominal pain or cramping that may go away after a bowel movement, Bloating or gas in abdomen,

Change in bowel pattern such as loose or more frequent bowel movements… Diarrhea especially after eating or first thing in the morning, mucus passes in stool. Feeling a strong urge to have a bowel movement, Feeling that you have not finished a bowel movement.

1. Physical Causes - Even after extensive research, doctor could not identify any cause, infection, inflammation, particular allergy, obstruction, biochemical changes or structural changes in IBS patients. So, treatment for a particular patient may vary from doctor to doctor. In correlating the sufferings and incidences, the suspected triggers are:

2. Mental Cause: - Worrying, anxiety, fear, constant brooding, too much mental work, inadequate sleep, tension, being emotional can play havoc with the bowels. Attending interviews and social events with much anticipation can also precipitate the complaint.

3. Food Habit Cause: - Low, Fiber food highly processed or refined food, spicy food with more chilies and sauces can trigger IBS. Chemically treated water, chemically processed foods/vegetables, lactose intolerances and mal-absorption can also provoke IBS. Regular food habits, sedentary habits, lack of exercise and drinking alcohol.

Diagnosis - Nowadays, doctors exclude other diseases (appendix, gall stones, pancreatic stones, worms, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, intestinal obstruction or intusseption, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, cancer, etc.) by considering age factor, health status, family history, lifestyle and with investigations like stool examination / routine blood tests / hormonal analysis / ultra sound scan / colonoscopy / Sigmoidoscopy. Finally, if every report seems to be normal, then they tend to place one under the clause of IBS.

Prevention on controlling Irritable Bowel Syndrome:

Avoid milk food products and sweets with high sugar like French fries, milk products like cheese, ice cream, chocolates, alcohol, caffeine and carbonated drinks like soda that will intensify the symptoms of IBS.

Stress, tension, depression, disappointment, envy, Large meals can cause cramping and diarrhea. So try eating four or five meals a day or have your usual three meals but eat less at each meal.

Smoking, Heavy protein diet like meat, beans, etc , over processed or cooked foods, Aerated drinks, coffee and tea , alcohol and tobacco chewing , Food containing heavy spices, chilies, pepper and sausages may also lead to IBS Stress can trigger your symptoms too. Hence, learning to reduce stress can help reduce cramping and pain.

Eating foods with fiber can reduce the symptoms of IBS… Drink plenty of water, Avoid frequent use of laxatives. You may become dependent on them and your intestines may become weakened.

Get accustomed to emotions, take timely balanced diet, drink plenty of water, take small meals at frequent intervals and take high fiber diet with less fat… Do regular exercises, Meditation along with Homeopathic medicines may help too?

Hence, for a safe, natural, effective and long lasting answer for IBS, consider Homeopathy.

Irritable bowel syndrome homeopathy treatment:

Nux vomica: Abdominal pains and bowel problems accompanied by tension, constricting sensations, chilliness, and irritability can indicate a need for this remedy. Soreness in the muscles of the abdominal wall, as well as painful gas and cramps are common. Firm pressure on the abdomen brings some relief

Lycopodium: This remedy is often indicated for people with chronic digestive discomforts and bowel problems. Bloating and a feeling of fullness come on early in a meal or shortly after, and a large amount of gas is usually produced. Heartburn and stomach pain are common, and the person may feel better from rubbing the abdomen. Things are typically worse between four and eight p.m.

Sulphur: This remedy is often indicated when a sudden urge toward diarrhea wakes the person early in the morning (typically five a.m.) and makes them hurry to the bathroom. Diarrhea can come on several times a day. The person may, at other times, be constipated and have gas with an offensive and pervasive smell. Oozing around the rectum, as well as itching, burning, and red irritation may also be experienced

Merc.cor: Digestive upsets accompanied by nervousness and anxiety suggests the use of this remedy. Bloating, rumbling flatulence, nausea, and greenish diarrhea can be sudden and intense. Diarrhea may come on immediately after drinking water. Eating too much sweet or salty food.

Chelidonium: A feeling of constriction all along the digestive tract (especially if muscular contractions in the intestines and esophagus seem to be moving in the wrong direction) strongly indicates this remedy. The person may have a feeling that a bubble is stuck in the throat, or that a lump is moving up from the stomach. The abdomen feels inflated, but the person finds it hard to pass gas in either direction to get relief.

Colocynthis: This remedy is indicated when cutting pains and cramping occur, making the person bend double or need to lie down and press on the abdomen. Cramps may be felt in the area of the pubic bone. Leg pain and gall bladder problems are sometimes seen when this remedy is needed.

Lilium tigrinum: When this remedy is indicated, the person may make frequent unsuccessful efforts to move the bowels all day and have sudden diarrhea the following morning. A feeling of a lump in the rectum, worse when standing up, is common. Hemorrhoids may develop the stomach

Carbo veg: This remedy is often indicated for mild people who have trouble digesting and assimilating many foods and have to stay on restricted diets. Indigestion, heartburn, and even ulcers may occur if offending foods are eaten. The person often is intolerant of milk and drinking it or eating dairy products can lead to gas and sputterrhea with an empty feeling in

Argentum nitricum: Digestive upsets accompanied by nervousness and anxiety suggests the use of this remedy. Bloating, rumbling flatulence, nausea, and greenish diarrhea can be sudden and intense. Diarrhea may come on immediately after drinking water. Eating too much sweet or salty food (which the person often craves) may also lead to problems. A person who needs this remedy tends to be expressive, impulsive, and claustrophobic, and may have blood sugar problems.

Asafoetida: A feeling of constriction all along the digestive tract (especially if muscular contractions in the intestines and esophagus seem to be moving in the wrong direction) strongly indicates this remedy. The person may have a feeling that a bubble is stuck in the throat, or that a lump is moving up from the stomach. The abdomen feels inflated, but the person finds it hard to pass gas in either direction to get relief. Constipation brings on griping pains. Diarrhea can be explosive, and the person may even regurgitate food in small amounts. The person may exhibit a strong emotional or “hysterical” element when this remedy is needed.