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Stay hydrated and eat a healthy, well-balanced diet, and avoid foods that trigger your flare-ups
Chronic inflammation from flare-ups can damage the lining of your intestinal wall, making your colon more vulnerable to cancer
Studies show a strong self-care regimen can improve symptoms and overall health
If you have IBD, there are roughly nine food types that might contribute to inflammation flare-ups
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Throwing up is typically from a stomach bug, but it can also be a sign of other digestive issues
IBD is an inflammatory disorder, while IBS is a group of symptoms, but both need treatment
Doctors aren’t sure why, but the conditions are connected
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