Irritable irritable bowel syndrome
Irritable irritable bowel syndrome is one of the most common gastrointestinal diseases, but its symptoms do not seem quite clear. Some confuse them with psychological stress. Many people thought irritable bowel syndrome was not a disease in itself but a symptom of other diseases. By doctors as a disease affecting the colon, and has been identified symptoms and causes of many, and find ways to prevent the prevention of these symptoms.
Irritable bowel syndrome
There are four types of symptoms that a person experiences with irritable bowel syndrome:
General symptoms
These are general symptoms most of which are felt by all patients with irritable bowel syndrome:
- Gases in the abdominal cavity and feeling bloating.
- Exit many sounds from the abdomen.
- Severe seizures and diarrhea, especially in the early morning or after meals.
- Feeling of wanting to take out more waste, and not completing the output process.
- The feeling of sporadic pains in the abdomen with severe colic episodes disappears by going to the bathroom.
- Feeling anxious, depressed, nervous and nervous.
Direct symptoms
Are the first symptoms that appear in patients with the nervous colon, namely:
- Infectious intestinal disorders, and collect gases in the intestine.
- Feeling intestinal pain, especially in the side of the colon, then extending to the entire abdomen.
- Difficulty getting rid of waste, pain during defecation, accompanied by a sense of discomfort.
- Increased episodes of depression and frustration, and the development of fits of panic and panic and extreme fear.
Indirect symptoms
These symptoms, as a result of the development of direct symptoms, and are related to and resulting from them, namely:
- Feeling shortness of breath, tightness in the chest area.
- Feeling many heartbeat.
- Accelerating heart rate, with strong palpitations.
- Feelings of multiple digestive problems, such as feeling of morning sickness, difficulty swallowing, stomach burning, indigestion, and esophageal reflux.
- Sensation of sporadic pains in the body, such as back pain, shoulder pain, upper and lower limb numbness, cold extremities, and high internal body temperature, especially abdominal temperature.
- Hemorrhoids caused by seizures and severe diarrhea.
Open symptoms
Which may be indicative of irritable bowel syndrome, or may be indicative of other diseases, and not necessarily be an indicator of irritable bowel syndrome, but it may be symptomatic, and it appears in some patients and not all, namely:
- Feel very tired and tired when doing any physical exertion.
- Feeling dizzy and losing balance.
- Lose body weight clearly.
- Loss of libido and sexual impotence in men and women.
- Headache, migraine headaches.