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Peppermint oil, exercise and a belly massage can help, but for ongoing symptoms, you may need to talk to a healthcare provider
Irritable bowel syndrome has many signs, but lower abdominal pain, constipation and swelling may mean you should see a healthcare provider
Pediatric IBS treatment involves making dietary adjustments, getting mental health support and — in some cases — taking prescription medication
A ‘gallbladder attack’ often happens after eating, and the pain can wake you from sleep
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A low-FODMAP elimination diet can help identify your symptoms
Help your aching belly by staying hydrated, eating bland foods and avoiding certain foods
Different symptoms call for different menus
Find out why some foods seem to expand your waistline
Hint: smoking, drinking and diet play a role
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